<p>In the EC/Awards/etc. section of the application I noticed it asks to list all activities after 9th grade. </p>
<p>Since I am applying as a junior transfer, should I even bother listing my High School ECs (2 years JV Tennis, a few clubs), or should I just leave it blank --are High School activities better than blank spots. Also, would listing the High School activities detract from the weight of my College ECs (which are substantially better)?</p>
<p>For me, I jsut input my high school activities if i don't have anything else to put, it's better to put more than less for EC.</p>
<p>is the online application already up? i thought it was until nov 1st</p>
<p>I wouldnt list too many, but if you have a few major ones you did then thats probably ok.</p>
<p>Only use high school EC's as filler.</p>
<p>Hm, well I have 2 strong EC during college(A lot of time invested into both - one pretaining to major), and the rest are during High School. I'm kind of leaning toward the using high school ECs as filler. But, have a feeling that High School ECs wont matter at all. Does anyone have any information regarding the consideration of pregraduation ECs in the transfer process?</p>
<p>From what I've seen of UCSD's point system, assuming that the other UC's function in a similar way even if they don't use the exact same algorithm, using EC's as filler is not going to help you. A lot of EC's aren't given any weight. For example, a junior varsity sport isn't even considered an EC.</p>
<p>myothersn.....they always post the application a month in advance to give you a chance to work on it before transmitting it on Nov 1st. Last year I used the entire month to complete the application and edited it over and over again...especially the essay parts.</p>
<p>you are allowed to use 11th and 12th grade as much as you want
anything below will not be significant unless u were a part time robin in gotham city =D
says my school's counselors</p>