As I’m applying, should I put that I was treasurer of my school’s poker club? We didn’t play for real money, but I’m just worried it might come off as a red flag to some admissions officers.
As I’m applying, should I put that I was treasurer of my school’s poker club? We didn’t play for real money, but I’m just worried it might come off as a red flag to some admissions officers.
i would put it
it's an extracurricular activity and you had a leadership position
it might even come up in an interview, and you could talk about something fun rather than getting some gotcha question...
Including that you were treasurer of your school’s poker club could actually be a good thing. It shows responsibility, leadership, and the ability to handle money—just be clear that it wasn’t for real money. Admissions officers will likely see the skills you gained from it.
When I applied to jobs, I debated mentioning that I play solitaire online because it's seen as simple. But honestly, it helped me stay focused and clear-headed during breaks, which is important to. Sometimes, it's the little things that can make you stand out in a good way.
Including that you were treasurer of your school’s poker club could actually be a good thing. It shows responsibility, leadership, and the ability to handle money—just be clear that it wasn’t for real money. Admissions officers will likely see the skills you gained from it.
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