Which EC's do I not mention?

<p>I have done 11 EC’s in total and according to most people, if u fill up all ten activities spots, you seem unfocused. Which ones should I ignore? I am applying for a journalism major.</p>

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<li>Blogger</li>
<li>Weekly Columnist in HASH, an up and coming, youth Magazine</li>
<li>Intern at Teenstuff Magazine, Egypt’s #1 Bestselling English Magazine</li>
<li>Founder and Chairman of Why Not?! school magazine.</li>
<li>Paid English teaching assistant for high school english teacher</li>
<li>President of Debating Club and won the First Place Award in Dubai Indian Debating competition</li>
<li>Junior Class President in Year 11 & Student Council Vice President during Year 12</li>
<li>Co-director of school production of As You Like It</li>
<li>Head of Community club charity committee providing aid to disadvantaged rural places under the poverty line in Egypt</li>
<li>Won Best Delegate Award in Model United Nations</li>
<li>Media delegate in Youth development program, “Road To Lead”</li>
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<p>How big is your blog? Can you provide a ink?</p>

<p>@IronFist pretty small actually</p>

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<h1>10 is an honor, not EC no? But if it is somehow an EC, I’d say take out 5 because wouldn’t be that be somewhere on your transcript?</h1>

<p>Unless your blog is well known, definitely cut out blogger. I would just leave everything else in. I don’t believe it makes you look unfocused, since your ECs aren’t wildly different than each other. If you want to take more out, I would take out ones that you didn’t spend a significant amount of time on. Having a bunch of activities that you only spent a couple of hours on makes you seem like you’re just padding your resume, but if you were really dedicated to each of those activities, then it’s fine. You could also take off the oldest ones, if you still want to cut it down.</p>