I joined AAV because I wanted to know a lot of new people very quickly. And it certainly succeeded. So every time you step into the soos it's super fun, it feels like a big group of friends. And also the motto, "Nothing must, everything goes," helps tremendously to feel at home within the association.

When I went from high school to college, I knew I wanted to enjoy my student time more but I hadn't delved into this further. Until, at intake days, a presentation came from AAV and I knew right away that this was what I wanted. When I heard that the motto was "Nothing must go anywhere," I knew right away that AAV would be exactly my thing. Whether you are introverted or extroverted, everyone is welcome! I have been at AAV for a year now and I have experienced many of my best nights and days this year and made friends for life.

Before I began my education at HZ in Flushing, I did not have such a positive

image about student unions. The idea of extreme activities to join a

group to be allowed to belong did not appeal to me at all. Subsequently, I came in contact

with some people who already had experience with AAV and they explained to me that this was

is not the case here. Therefore, therefore, the motto "nothing must everything may." The first day

at school, I was accosted by AAV members and then immediately invited to

their party that night. I knew few people here before but from the moment I

was inside, it was cozy and a big party.

As a first-year student, I wanted to get everything out of it. Where should I start?

No idea! Until, during induction week, there was a pitch about the student organization Aqua ad Vinum.

Companionship, friends, parties and activities. Perfect for getting to know new people.

I decided to check out the General Intro Day at the Bellamy Park and I haven't left there since.

A new home in a new city.