Originally posted by: gwlam12
student council
sports
orchestra/band
key club
academic team
Originally posted by: pray4mojo
Originally posted by: gwlam12
student council
sports
orchestra/band
key club
academic team
What division are you in?
Originally posted by: Xenon14
Whoever says volunteering and SAAD (Students Against Drunk Driving) are hipocrits. And so are the students in those clubs. They do it to get into college or whatever - it doesn't do anything for college.
You have to stand out, and the only thing better than being a leader of a club is starting your own club. Being a member doesn't count for anything.
Personally, the two clubs i was heavily involved in during my years in high school was the school newspaper - I was Editor of Opinions. And I was on the school's Debate team, i was captain of that. Not only were they fun for me to do, but they (mostly debate) taught me a lot more than my 4 years of official high school education did. Plus I enjoyed being a part of them, and having a high position in something you enjoy is very rewarding.
So: Don't join a club because it looks good, especially if you're only gonna be a member. You have to be a leader or, much better, a founder of a club. And you have to devote time to it. Quality over quantity. If a college sees you were a member of 10 clubs, all it will tell you is you never devoted yourself to any one club. Keep that in mind.
How can you group doing it to get into college and doing it to help the community together?Originally posted by: Xenon14
Whoever says volunteering and SAAD (Students Against Drunk Driving) are hipocrits. And so are the students in those clubs. They do it to get into college or whatever - it doesn't do anything for college.
Originally posted by: her209
Join an online forum.
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
...i got into a leadership class called Mosaic which was basicly a easy history class...
Originally posted by: Xenon14
Whoever says volunteering and SAAD (Students Against Drunk Driving) are hipocrits. And so are the students in those clubs. They do it to get into college or whatever - it doesn't do anything for college.
You have to stand out, and the only thing better than being a leader of a club is starting your own club. Being a member doesn't count for anything.
Personally, the two clubs i was heavily involved in during my years in high school was the school newspaper - I was Editor of Opinions. And I was on the school's Debate team, i was captain of that. Not only were they fun for me to do, but they (mostly debate) taught me a lot more than my 4 years of official high school education did. Plus I enjoyed being a part of them, and having a high position in something you enjoy is very rewarding.
So: Don't join a club because it looks good, especially if you're only gonna be a member. You have to be a leader or, much better, a founder of a club. And you have to devote time to it. Quality over quantity. If a college sees you were a member of 10 clubs, all it will tell you is you never devoted yourself to any one club. Keep that in mind.