If you think they are so important that they make you the candidate that you are then yea. However, as a rule of thumb they say mention all EC's after high school. But then again if you think they are important enough to be mentioned, then I would.
It depends. Lets say you started volunteering at a hospital in junior year of high school. Did you stay there consistently since then? If not, then no.
I had about 180 hours in high school during my first 2.5 years but since I didn't volunteer at the same place for my last 1.5 years in high school, it isn't applicable.
Because non-trads, unlike professional students (which is what you are when you're a full-time undergrad) have these distractions like jobs, children, homes, etc that your typical 18-22 year old doesn't have to worry about.
Because non-trads, unlike professional students (which is what you are when you're a full-time undergrad) have these distractions like jobs, children, homes, etc that your typical 18-22 year old doesn't have to worry about.
Yea though I meant that it's reasonable for a trad student to put down major ECs (ex. long term volunteering committment) from pre-undergrad time. That experience could have led to the development of many positive qualities in the individual. Based on your last response, I think all adcoms/you agree anyway.
Keep in mind that pre-UG experiences would not suffice for a lack of later ones. My 2 cents. It's also very, very rare that I see someone include volunteer work from pre-UG years on their app.
Because non-trads, unlike professional students (which is what you are when you're a full-time undergrad) have these distractions like jobs, children, homes, etc that your typical 18-22 year old doesn't have to worry about.
Yea though I meant that it's reasonable for a trad student to put down major ECs (ex. long term volunteering committment) from pre-undergrad time. That experience could have led to the development of many positive qualities in the individual. Based on your last response, I think all adcoms/you agree anyway.