<p>I'm a freshman in high school and I am in no extracurriculars yet. I know, that's pretty bad. I just can't think of anything great I could do. I'm not athletic whatsoever and I'm not involved with the band/choirs. I play violin and piano, but that's about it. I'm a serious student but I don't stick out from the crowd and that really, REALLY concerns me. Any suggestions?
I'm interested in literature, sciences, and language.</p>
<p>Join a couple clubs, volunteer, and find something you like then stick with it!</p>
<p>That’s totally normal. Just think of what you love to do and do it! Don’t think about doing anything for college.</p>
<p>Ideas: get a job, start a business, start a club, volunteer places, join clubs, do school plays if you’re interested in that, etc.
Also, violin and piano are EC’s.</p>
<p>“Don’t think about doing anything for college.”</p>
<p>People always say this as if everyone has all these spectacular intellectual interests they would pursue freely if they didn’t feel they had to worry about college. If I didn’t think about college I wouldn’t be getting into any college. None of the EC’s people suggest ever sound fun to me. If I just did things I liked I’d be doing absolutely nothing.</p>
<p>Interested in sciences? Does your school have anything like a Science Olympiad?</p>
<p>Try something you would not usually do (it will expand your option), also try and start volunteering somewhere (the best option is to find a cause you are passionate about).</p>