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Prosperity and a limited impact on the quality of the number of the fundamental path guidance - Focus on College Student Association Paper Keywords: college student societies to guide the quantity and quality Abstract: The survey shows: the number of college student organizations unprecedented prosperity, limited to six kinds of basic types; literature and history classes Polytechnic agricultural doctor, an overwhelming class of stunning contrasts between high and low grades, choose a variety of associations are very common, popular choice to “squeeze” on the professional and two broad categories of style, rich life, empowerment, fear, loneliness, respectively, in the motives of the highest, middle and bottom level; activities, the frequency, level, form the basic difference between the same belong to the “low-level” feature. Can be seen, the main problem of the wide range of services focused on the purpose of positioning deviation, and because of lack of creativity is not high level but have limited impact on these two areas. Schools to strengthen guidance on the key lies in the concept of change: a low rating or neutral rating to a high evaluation; will “drift” to a force of concerted efforts; will be “no input”, “low input” to “ increase investment, “or” multi-channel community to raise investment. “ College Student Association, as the college students because the common love and interest in voluntarily organized a mass organization of self-education students, self-management, self-service and important position in ideological education in schools, study the building of the campus to create an effective carrier of civilization, but also campus culture, the most active and abundant, the most touching of a landscape. In recent years, with the progressive, quality education and university’s rapid enrollment, college student groups ushered in a period of vigorous development. Specifically reflected in the number of societies and the increasing number of members