It seems unlikely (dare I say impossible) for anyone to have 43 truly significant activities while being a full time student or full time employee. More is definitely not merrier. It's much better to demonstrate deep, consistent involvement with a few pursuits than spit out 50 random things you did once. I'd try to go back and seriously reevaluate all your accomplishments and select the ones you think express your passions and personality the best.
Maybe try consolidating your most important activities by organization instead? (example: A section called "Red Cross" that talks about all the leadership roles you had and all the projects you led).
Best of luck![/QUOTE/] I have broken my military section down in to three separate activities - Military clinical, military non-clinical, Military Awards/decorations/recognitions. Then I have Civilian sections: Non-clinical employment, Clinical employment, Civilian awards/decorations/recognitions/certificates. Then I have student things: research, publications, leadership not mentioned elsewhere (Additionally, clinical research at my place of employment). Then I have both volunteering clinical and non-clinical. I also have teaching (military and civilian that I can condense in to one). Shadowing and hobbies are the last two sections.
I am having difficulty deciding what to get rid of. This is after I have already reduced all of what I can think of, as there is more. Would you mind taking a look at the activities section I have produced and helping me reduce it?