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<li><p>Under the "activities" section, does Model U.N. go under "debate/speech"?</p></li>
<li><p>If I did 250 community service hours, do I list it as one activity and explain the different volunterring positions under the "details" section, or do I seperate it into all the activities I've done?</p></li>
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<p>In both cases you can either combine them or list the individual activities separately. I’d recommend combining them unless you want to highlight something in particular. For example, if you’ve done a lot of volunteer hours somewhere, you are writing an essay about the experience and you have a letter of rec from your supervisor, break it out separately. If you have a list of activities that were one-off events and none of them are really critical to you all, combine them all as ‘volunteering’ and mention very briefly what you’ve done. Likewise with debate/speech - If Model UN was a big deal to you, break it out. If not, combine it with all the other debate/speech activities you’ve done.</p>
<p>It’s a question of emphasis. General rule of thumb is the more ‘real estate’ you allot to a topic or activity, the more important that topic or activity is presumed to be to you.</p>