RC4 enabled me to go wild trying out new things, like Theatre and Touch Rugby. I also spent time with some fascinating geeks and learnt about domains beyond mine. RC4 was/is the Hufflepuff college of UTown. We did our best and didn't take ourselves too seriously.
I think I flourished because I had the freedom and time to re-try things I wasn't initially competent at doing. Academically, I got better at thinking about systems. RC4 was where I first heard of Donna Meadows' 12 Leverage Points to Intervene in a System and I really love it. If the article inspires you too, come to RC4

RC4 has been an amazing and huge part of my student life at NUS. I would say it is the people I met at RC4 who made my experience there unforgettable. I’m forever thankful for the strong circle of support from both my friends and Profs there. We were there for each other through the highs and lows of our University days - we helped each other tide through the toughest of days and celebrated the best of them together too!
My time at CASA IG in RC4 was a total game changer, which helped me to connect with the community outside of NUS and discover the love of giving back. My experience with CASA IG eventually convinced me to take the leap of faith to start a career in social services instead of one related to my major.

RC4 is my home on campus, where it was fun, enriching and most of all, restful. School could have been tough, but my friends at RC4 have made it easier.  I enjoy the time I spent in RC4, forging new friendships through the years and meeting people from all corners of NUS.
RC4’s modules and perspectives sessions on a wide range of topics exposed me to areas outside of my chosen field of study. Particularly, the systems thinking and system dynamics modules at RC4 helped us to take a step back to look at social issues on a big picture level.