<p>How do you keep track of your EC's? Is there a program out there that you can keep track of what you did each week, for how long, etc? Or does anybody have a nice excel/word template that they use to record that stuff for?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>no. why would i do that? for college apps, you're supposed to approximate how much you spend (weekly?) on each activity.</p>
<p>By not having like 5 billion of them.</p>
<p>Yeah, what? They ask for an approximation, and you should know how many hours per week you spend doing each of your ECs without any templates...</p>
<p>nono it's not for college..i'd just like to keep track so that in a few years i can look back and be like "oh yea, i remember that i did XYZ"</p>
<p>I have a folder dedicated to each one of my E.C.s, mainly because I'm an officer in most of them and I need to submit a report of what has been done every few weeks.</p>
<p>I don't keep track. I figure if I don't remember is well, it's not even worth putting on an app. In fact, I applied Stanford EA and put some stuff down, but for the other apps I am currently working on right now, I realized I had some additional ECs - ones worth putting on an app, too. Oh well</p>
<p>a big looong list</p>
<p>I have a list in a computer notepad. I update and erase on a regular basis. I do this because I have a very slippery long term memory. Record hours, specifics, and significance. It will help organize your thoughts later. You will have enough to think about when you are writing your apps.</p>
<p>Diary ?</p>
<p>I just wrote down a couple of clubs i was involved in, in 10th grade, on a scrap piece of paper - to see how I compared with other cc'ers - just like, "volunteered at hospital 50 hrs during break". And then the year after, I found the scrap paper while I was cleaning out my desk and I wrote down the ones I was involved in 11th grade. And i found it again this year.
It helped me so much with college apps. There were some important things there that I completely forgot about..</p>