Should Students Join as Many Clubs and Teams as Possible and Pursue Leadership Opportunities
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No, this is a mistake. Colleges are looking for applicants that will collectively create well-rounded student bodies. They are not looking for students for who do a little bit of a lot of things. Institutions are looking for "specialists" in their specific areas.
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