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Hey guys,
I have a few extracurriculars where I was able to hold a position. Should I make a separate entry for when I was simply a "member" and then another entry for the term I held the position? I also have been a "member," then held a position, then now am back to being only a "member." I have also held a position, then changed to a different position. I am reluctant to do this because I already filled up 5 spots and separating everything would go over the limit. Any ideas on what to do? What did you guys do? Also, what kind of system did you use to estimate your total hours for the experience?
As a side rant-this part of the application is absolutely illogical... It's incredibly difficult to estimate hours of involvement, especially when you're involved for the past three years and doing different things for a group each year. I don't want to overestimate but I don't want to shortchange my commitment. Right now, putting down 150 hours for something I've been involved in over the last three years seems too little somehow, but putting down anymore than that might seem absurd. And the limit of 10 entries is kind of silly as well. Why don't they just ask for an estimate of weekly hours and have no limit? This would allow us to be specific as possible....🙄 /rant
I have a few extracurriculars where I was able to hold a position. Should I make a separate entry for when I was simply a "member" and then another entry for the term I held the position? I also have been a "member," then held a position, then now am back to being only a "member." I have also held a position, then changed to a different position. I am reluctant to do this because I already filled up 5 spots and separating everything would go over the limit. Any ideas on what to do? What did you guys do? Also, what kind of system did you use to estimate your total hours for the experience?
As a side rant-this part of the application is absolutely illogical... It's incredibly difficult to estimate hours of involvement, especially when you're involved for the past three years and doing different things for a group each year. I don't want to overestimate but I don't want to shortchange my commitment. Right now, putting down 150 hours for something I've been involved in over the last three years seems too little somehow, but putting down anymore than that might seem absurd. And the limit of 10 entries is kind of silly as well. Why don't they just ask for an estimate of weekly hours and have no limit? This would allow us to be specific as possible....🙄 /rant
