<p>Should I even bother including my FAVOURITE hobby- motorcycling? (I own and ride a Suzuki Katana) Does is actually constitute as an activity for college apps? I am an official member of [Christian</a> Motorcyclists Association | CMA USA](<a href=“CMAUSA”>http://www.cmausa.org/) CMA Christian Motorcyclists Association. Even though I am a 16 year old female… maybe a little different.
I thought this might be something unique and special about myself I could talk about.
I have other unique EC’s such as NorthWestern Neuroscience Camp and Varsity Sailing… but I didn’t know about this one. Any Comments?</p>
<p>if it’s a big part of who you are, talk about it. if a school thinks it’s weird, you don’t want to go there anyways. more likely they’ll think it’s interesting, and it’ll make you stand out. but don’t try to be someone you’re not because what good does that do?</p>
<p>Will most schools think its weird? Maybe Ill just put it in my hobbies only?</p>
<p>Weird is more often construed as unique. I’d put it on your ECs.</p>
<p>Do you compete, or is it just for fun?</p>
<p>Aahahah i think that’s hella tight. i bet stanford would dig that.</p>
<p>Include it! Anything that makes you stand out is great. You are more likely to be rejected because you are bland than for an weird EC - except at a school that you wouldn’t fit in anyway and wouldn’t want to go to. Be true to yourself.</p>