Could someone please list a few examples of what they may include on the extracurricular activity portion of the PTCAS application? I feel as if there is not much direction on this section and I don't want to just be putting anything, but I also don't want to not include something that may in fact be valuable. Thanks!
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Extracurricular Activities
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When I asked this, the advice I got was to differentiate between "hobbies" and "extracurriculars"
i.e. if you play tennis with your boyfriend once in awhile, that's a hobby.
but if you played tennis on a club or varsity team or with another group with an official title, that is an extracurricular.
Not sure if that is helpful.. I agree it is very vague. Some things may just be a judgment call.
i.e. if you play tennis with your boyfriend once in awhile, that's a hobby.
but if you played tennis on a club or varsity team or with another group with an official title, that is an extracurricular.
Not sure if that is helpful.. I agree it is very vague. Some things may just be a judgment call.
I put my fitness certifications down and that was about it.
does intramural sports count as extracurricular?
does intramural sports count as extracurricular?
i would think it would since its a club.
does intramural sports count as extracurricular?
Yes, it does.
What about coaching a flag football team?
I would definitely put that down. I think it's ok to include any type of leadership position or unpaid volunteer work you've done outside of classes.