<p>This is really kind of like freakout at this point, because there's obviously nothing I can do to change it. </p>
<p>Creative writing - well developed
Go - unique and well developed but not sure if boarding schools would care about it
Figure Skating
^ My three big ones</p>
<p>Chinese Language Studies - well developed with awards and AP, but common
Student Government / Community Service
Piano / Flute - honor band - again, a common one for asians</p>
<p>I would really take advantage of ECs at boarding schools, but I'm not sure they will see that.</p>
<p>However, I have a multitude of interests: astronomy, philosophy & religious studies, psychology that are not mentioned here BUT I was able to relay (in great depth) to my interviewer and my counselor. Will they carry any weight?</p>
<p>You want to show a blend of quantity and quality. Sure, you have enough. But are your “Big 3” for a long period of time (5+ years)? They want to see people who stick to their actions and activities and don’t abandon them.</p>