<p>In the common app, they have two sections for activities - one where you list everything you've done, and one where you elaborate on a singular activity </p>
<p>I have two clubs extremely important to me: Model United Nations and Speech & Debate. </p>
<p>The thing is, I am President of MUN, and have lots of awards and leadership, and one of my recommendations is from my euro teacher who is also my advisor for MUN. </p>
<p>However, I am Vice President of Speech & Debate and have lots of awards there as well, but because it was already a pretty successful club before I got there, there wasn't much for me to prove and change for the club. My time in this club has mostly benefited me though I haven't done too much to have any significant influence on the entire club. </p>
<p>But in the end, Speech & Debate means a lot more to me than does MUN. I could write a much better essay about this than I could about MUN, but I don't know how it looks if all my observable strength in leadership lies in MUN. </p>
<p>Do you think, because my teacher is going to write about MUN in his rec anyway, I can write about Speech & Debate for my activity essay to balance it out? Or should I just stick with what "seems" to be more important to me?</p>