<p>I have been VERY active in many clubs and qualify as the president in most of them. So far, I’ve been elected as president for 4 clubs (Spanish, Environmental Club, Leo Club, and Interact Club)… I’m also the vice of my class. One wonders how I am able to manage it my senior year. That’s not really the problem. I know I can juggle all the clubs because as the president (along with my adviser), I schedule the meetings.</p>
<p>The problem is: are colleges going to look at this, see all these leadership positions, and assume I’m someone who is just buffing their resume? </p>
<p>another concern is my focus… You see from the list above, I’m not very specialized. Could this be seen as a disadvantage?</p>
<p>My outside activities aren’t very striking… I am the average library & soup kitchen volunteer</p>