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Peer mentoring as CS?
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Can you go more in depth on your experience? Too broad for me to decide rn
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Well I’ve tutored and advised fellow students with schedules, time management, finding research, and similar stuff.
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It’s a club wherein members (advisors and tutors) provide free one-on-one tutoring and mentoring to peers (frosh and sophomores mainly). We help with access to more educational resources for students at our school and provide a strong support network. One of the main aims is to promote cooperation among the members and undermine the notion of competition that is ever so prevalent at our school.
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I feel if it's tutoring your own fellow students within your school, I wouldn't consider it community service because the service is offered within your own sphere, if that makes sense. If it was tutoring offered to students outside of school (i.e. tutoring math to elementary children, high school kids from the city), then I would consider it community service. I think I'd label your particular situation as an extracurricular and possibly even leadership since you also fulfill the role of an advisor. Just my personal opinion though! I'm sure there will be other mixed opinions to come.
I wouldn't count that tbh
