<p>Well, I'm struggling on my essay's topic. I'm an international.
I really love linguistics, though I'm extremely sure I did them simply because I liked them very much and linguistics will NOT be my major. These may sound unrealistic, but I established my school's linguistics club (&teach there) , organized my school's attendence for my country's National Linguistics Olympiad, studied certain parts of linguistics for 5 yrs, learned 4 languages and created 3, all by myself. Well, people I know and I all agree that creating languages is amazing and can stand out and I really only mentioned it with 3 words so I feel there's a lot to write, but the problem is that those other things are all on my ECs(4/10, almost a half), so won't writing things about linguistics repetitive/unwise(though I'm sure I haven't stated my passion, experiences and growth explicitly anywhere)?
Plus, the colleges I'm applying almost all have EC supplements like "briefly elaborate on an EC particularly meaningful to you", so I really think I should write things showing my other sides but those can be less "rememberable"...-_-?</p>
<h1>But my mom, her friends and an advisor(only met once though) all strongly recommend that I write that, so I really want to know if writing such things is advisable.</h1>
<p>I've posted one in a wrong forum so I just "move" this part here. I really need an answer.</p>