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Would Co Founding a Large Scale Roblox Group count as a EC?

Hello, I’m a 9th grader and was wondering if I could put this on college application in the future. For reference, the group had around 400-500k members in its prime making around 50 mil robux(which I never received). As well, I was wondering if this would count as a 1b or 1a

This is a repost due to no answers to my question.

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2 months ago

it's worth it to put on applications. Especially if you have spent a lot of time on it, I would also make sure to put the hours/years you have spent on the Roblox group in the application. Also name drop the group on your application so they can search it up, if they want. (make sure the group doesn't have anything inappropriate or illegal if you want that would upset the colleges)

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2 months ago

Hmm...great job by the way! That's a nice accomplishment!

However, I am not sure if it will be an extraordinary experience. Unless your group was recognized nationally or globally, it won't fall in tier 1! However, this is a great way to give colleges a glimpse of your interests other than your academics so you can put it on your resume. You could say what you learned from it, your steps to make it, etc.

Good luck!

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