<p>On the Harvard supplement it asks about college extracurricular choices. If you choose a sport, it asks you to choose either 'Intramural/Club' or 'Intercollegiate'. </p>
<p>If I get in, I might try to walk-on. Should I choose 'Intercollegiate', or does Harvard expect only recruited athletes to choose this?</p>
<p>Peace
-N.S.-</p>
<p>I have this question too.</p>
<p>Intercollegiate means varsity. I would not choose that option.</p>
<p>Umm...I'm going to try to walk on a team if I get in and I submitted my application today with intercollegiate checked. I think the point of that section was to see what you will give to campus life and I plan to play a sport so I made that clear. Just my opinion. You need to do what you think is best.</p>
<p>What's wrong with varsity athletics? How much more intense can college sports be than in high school?</p>
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Intercollegiate means varsity. I would not choose that option.
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Well, if he does walk-on, he'd be on the varsity team. So why shouldn't he choose it? </p>
<p>N.S: IMO you should choose "Intercollegiate".</p>