I need help scheduling and having things to show for extracurricular activities outside of school clubs.

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The first thing to think about is what kind of university are you looking to go to? Setting extracurricular goals can vary significantly across different universities. For example, if you're looking to go to a state school in a state with a smaller population like Montana or New Mexico, you could probably get away with having loosely organized activities, like being in a few clubs, being on a board for a random club, playing some sports, and/or having a job. My strategy as someone with the hopes of going to The Ohio State University is quality over quantity. Junior and Senior year is the time to focus on things that actually matter to YOU and will help universities create an idea of who YOU are as an individual. Commit to 3-5 things that excite you, teach you life skills, and align with your goals and personality. In my Junior year I plan to focus on doing well at state level Model UN, competing in Mock Trial, coaching gymnastics, playing club volleyball, and building some skills in the finance and e-commerce space. Take initiative and really think about who you want to be inside university and outside in the world. You got this!!!