<p>I'm applying for colleges this fall, and I was wondering how I could present all of my extracurriculars in a way that makes it seem that I'm not padding my applications? Because I have a leadership position in all of my extracurriculars, and I have a ridiculous amount of extracurriculars.</p>
<p>No one says that you have to list every one. Me thinks if you’re head cook and bottle washer of 45 activities then none of them really involves that much effort.</p>
<p>Good, extracurricular are more important than SAT scores in my view. Extracurricular is what we really want because you need to have a non-academic aspect to distinguish yourself from others. Please show them that and listen everything you love about your extracurriculars!!</p>
<p>No, I’m the president and founder in the majority of my extracurriculars, except for CSF, which I’m vice president.</p>
<p>Ummmm… don’t worry and list the most important ones. But please don’t heed uofcpride’s unsupported and bizarre opinion.</p>
<p>I am in the same boat as you. I am in all but 4 clubs available at my school and am a high ranking officer in 6 of them. I think as long as you use essays to show your passion and involvement in these clubs you should be fine. Show them that you are an involved leader, not just a name at the top of some roster.</p>