Full-time university students spend a lot of time studying. Some say they should do other activities too. To what extent do you agree ?

 Full-time university students spend a lot of time studying. Some say they should do other activities too. To what extent do you agree ?

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Indubitably, unlike the bygone days, in the modern era, university scholars channelise lion’s share of time to academics. It is often argued that learners should indulge themselves in the extra-curricular activities as well. However, I firmly agree to the given notion. 

Apparently, the out of the box activities are the need of the hour for myriad reasons. Firstly, not only does staying a book bug make oneself dull ,but also it dampens their creativity towards completing a work in an intuitive manner. To corroborate, it is revealed in a recent study by scientists across nations that, remaining in sitting position for longer hours has considerable contribution towards harming spinal cord by up to 30%. Secondly, despite being the fact that outdoor activities create some room for young people being mentally relaxed and active, the eyesight is burdened at an unprecedented scale with longer hours of studying. Hence, the studying ironically proves bane to them in this manner.

Thirdly, if they do not take part in day to day practical knowledge sessions, they are at big disadvantage of learning the future steps to success. To vindicate, the students who are more into learning the practical sessions have proven to get 3 times more promising development throughout their career paths. Furthermore, do they have better mental health? Certainly yes, as they take part and become more competitive and psychologically healthy individuals. Thus, they can reap more benefits by being involved in different activities. 

To conclude, although in this cut throat competition acquiring higher academic grades are of paramount significance yet learning along with participating in other activities provides exponential rise in students career growth in distinct stages of their life.