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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DP. I've always thought, for well rounded kids, the activities would still have a common focus that is related to your major, no? For example, if you would like to pursue environmental science, your activities (maybe 8 out of 10) will be somewhat related to environmental science? Well rounded doesn't mean scattered, right? Of course, varsity, theater, music do not have to be related to that focus, but can still be listed (that's the 2 out of 10).[/quote] I think this worked for well-rounded DD whose theme was working with kids. Varsity athlete and captain for 2 sports and also volunteer soccer coach for kids; pianist for school choir and volunteer piano teacher for elementary students; president of literacy club that tutors kids and fundraises for low income school libraries; also cit and lifeguard at summer camp for 3 summers. She had some pointy research with several publications and tied this to a future career in child psych. Did great this year with acceptances - Georgetown, Michigan oos, tufts, cmu, wash u, Emory. Going to Cornell off waitlist. Currently on wl at rice, jhu (makes sense as sat just under 1550), and harvard. [/quote]
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