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What can i do in highschool in order to impress college?

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Thank you comment icon playing sports helps a lot!! Justyn
Thank you comment icon Get good grades and do clubs, sports and community service Marykate
Thank you comment icon start doing somethings like signing up for programs around what you wan to be. jelissa
Thank you comment icon Doing extra curricular activities will defenitly catch the colleges eye! But, also look at the specific requirements they have such as gpa. Lizbeth
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Connor’s Answer

Involvement in extracurricular activities is a great way to differentiate yourself from other college candidates. Involvement in a number of activities within the school environment, such as sports, clubs, student government, etc. can help to portray you as a well rounded student with varying interests and abilities. Community involvement outside of school, such as volunteering, community theater, etc., will reinforce and strengthen this. Of course, your GPA and standardized test scores (SATs/ACTs) will also be very important to colleges when considering admission. Be sure to study hard while balancing involvement in extracurriculars!
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GPA and SAT score are the most visible parts of your application, and honestly, the only parts that some colleges will look at. If you want to stand out, work on these two things.
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Richard’s Answer

Get good grades. Take a prep course for SAT or ACT.

Try to form a narrative with your extracurricular activities. For example if you are passionate about science, your activities could include science bowl and volunteering could include mentoring underprivileged children at science and math.
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