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		+	=Extra-curricular Activities and Universities=
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		+	:As a child, we are all put into after-school activities such as soccer, dance and piano lessons. If we had asked why, our parents would tell us, “It's good for you, keeps you out of trouble” and so you continued. Now, grown up and in post secondary schooling, these extra curricular activities continue to appear on most people's schedules. Does the same principle still stand all these years later, that these activities will promote positive behaviors? This is the big question that many psychologists are pursuing to answer.
		+	:With age comes greater responsibility, and in turn many wonder if these extra curricular activities aid in the productivity and grades in post secondary education, or if they help develop an advantage through team work and creativity.
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		+	==What are considered extra-curricular activities:==
		+	*Sports
		+	*Dance
		+	*Music
		+	*Art
		+	*Creative outlets
		+	*Work
		+	*Volunteer work

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Extra-curricular Activities and Universities

As a child, we are all put into after-school activities such as soccer, dance and piano lessons. If we had asked why, our parents would tell us, “It's good for you, keeps you out of trouble” and so you continued. Now, grown up and in post secondary schooling, these extra curricular activities continue to appear on most people's schedules. Does the same principle still stand all these years later, that these activities will promote positive behaviors? This is the big question that many psychologists are pursuing to answer.

With age comes greater responsibility, and in turn many wonder if these extra curricular activities aid in the productivity and grades in post secondary education, or if they help develop an advantage through team work and creativity.

What are considered extra-curricular activities:

• Sports
• Dance
• Music
• Art
• Creative outlets
• Work
• Volunteer work