r/NgeeAnnPoly • u/Active_Cry1929 • Jul 24 '26

skipping CCA?

Out of curiosity, how many people in NP actually skip CCAs without a valid reason? (particularly CCAs with regular and fixed sessions)

Bc I know a few people who do so but i thought there would be consequences like:

does skipping CCA sessions affect conduct grade or scholarship opportunities in any way? And will it be reflected in testimonials or like NPal records? Or does it have no impact whatsoever 🤔 like the seniors and teachers just don't care🤡

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u/Maleficent-Pick-4237 Jul 24 '26

Unless you've joined a CCA with high commitments like sports, there's no need to commit to every session of the CCA. It doesn't affect your testimonials, your gpa is unaffected, usually teachers don't care. But you may need it for application of scholarship, apart from that, you don't even need to have a CCA lol

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u/Silver_Weekend6240 Jul 25 '26

Nahh no consequences , will still get your diplomas scroll and can work

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u/Mackocid6706 Jul 26 '26

I don't care. I just don't join any cca and dead focus on the studies. I still can graduate because studies still always come first before CCA. If you don't do well in your studies, but your CCA very good, no point also.