Student Community Value: Pulling The Members

When I talk about layers above, I don't think that student communities have to carry out training and seminars all the time. That must be a boring community to join. I found out that it can be a concerning issue if student communities do not know their uniquity and even put it on their programs. 

What I mean is that the student community has its own unique attributes based on their academic background. To maintain the community attraction, they have to always sell those attributes. 

The student community can do a lot of things, but if it doesn't contain any academic attributes, it will lose its attractiveness. For example, social service can be as simple as giving food to poor people and orphans or maybe cleaning beaches. However, neighborhood communities can also do the same. So what is the difference? Leadership training can be held by every student community and also by external communities, such as upgrading skills and education platforms. Then, what is stopping the members from choosing another platform than their own student communities?