@@yashsehrawatt I'm so sorry, as of right now I only have a private account that's open to people I know in real life - however, I'm planning on setting up another account that focuses on college life soon, and that one will be public!!!
Sorry, I’m trying to understand better the whole admission process because I’m not from the US. When you wrote the time dedicated to each extracurricular activity did you consider exclusively consider the hours of lessons or meetings or also the time that you dedicated privately at practicing pr organising (for example in the part where you talk about you being an oboist are the 4 hr/wk the number of hours you spent with the orchestra or a teacher or are you also considering the number of hours spent at home practising)?
Great question! This depended on each activity, and I think it's pretty flexible. For orchestra, I didn't include the time I spent practicing on my own because I felt that this individual practicing wasn't specific to orchestra (the practicing also related to individual improvement). However, for HOSA, I included the time that I spent planning meetings because I felt that this was very specific to the club.
Thank you!!! For most of my colleges, I put Molecular and Cellular Biology as my first choice major and Public Health as my second choice. I'm planning to upload an essays video next, and it should be up in the next week or so!
Yes!! In some countries, such as Canada and China, HOSA is already available. If it's not available in your country yet, you can reach out to a member of their board of directors. Good luck :))
I am sorry but I am having a feeling that it’s mostly lies. How patients get a counseling from a high schooler, how one can spend so much time each week, how so much research in this age!!! I guess she is from rich family, graduated from prestigious private high school , either they organized all these for her or her parents has spent thousands of dollars to those so called counselors. Sometimes these colleges may want rich kids, who knows!
