Did I do enough freshman and sophomore years?

Maybe i’m just being over-paranoid again by looking at some ivy league decision threads on college confidential, but I feel like I haven’t done enough all these years outside of school.

I’ve visited the first few meetings of like 12 clubs in freshman year but dropped a ton of them. The ones I really actually had a focus on was Computer Club, BPA, DECA, and Model UN. I served a leadership position in BPA during my first year but not at the moment due to a failed election. I haven’t gotten a job yet, but I am trying to get an internship through a relative that works at Amazon which will probably be over the summer.

The only rewards I won were a few state and regional certificates and medals, and I did earn some ceriport certificates. But I feel like these are nothing compared to what people do to get accepted into the ivy leagues.

My grades and academics were probably fine with straight As, but I mean 50% of the applicants to ivy leagues probably have a 3.9 or higher. My school isn’t really too special either, so I just took the regular load of honors courses (I can start to take APs next year)

I just feel like I haven’t done anything major yet that would recognize me to be admitted into a prestigious college.

I don’t know… should I still try to shoot for the ivy league? I had a lot of great plans for junior and senior year, but I don’t know if i’ll be able to accomplish any of them. If my first couple years seem a little dull, could I go hard for the next couple years and still pose a chance?

I mean I did learn quite a bit about business which has been my major after-school focus, which was through a few trips, tours, and conferences. Though I haven’t won anything major yet, just a few state and regional rewards.

Am I doing anything wrong? Am I doing so well so far? I don’t know I just feel a burnout at the moment and i’m procrastinating on some stuff.

You’re doing fine. Keep up the commitment to the clubs that you didn’t drop. Don’t rely solely on your relative to do all the legwork in getting you an internship–try to find some opportunities yourself.

@mohammadmohd18 I can and will do that, but I mean having “connections” can probably get me a decent internship.

What schools are you interested in?

@ClarinetDad16 my top choice is Wharton in the University of Pennsylvania

so I have started to sign up for some volunteering activities and am going to take a self-studied AP computer science exam, but I haven’t done much else.

Could I count learning and investing in the stock market as an EC by any chance?