Competitive figure skater for 11 years: 30+ hours a week training in the summer, 18+ hours a week during the school season
Learn-To-Skate Program: 50+ hours in 2013 as an assistant figure skating teacher for kids and adults
Learn-To-Skate Adaptive Program: 25 hours+ in 2013 as a figure skating instructor to children and teens with mental illnesses
25+ hours in dog adoptions for a adoption foundation 2013-2015
Professional Skaters Association Certified Figure Skating Coach 2016-p (private lesson coach)
Figure skating Learn-To-Skate instructor for students ages of 3 and older, 2015-present
Figure skating teacher for students ages 3-50 years in group lessons, 2014-present (Youngest figure skating instructor at the ice rink to begin teaching at the age of fifteen.)
Rising Leaves Figure Skating Competition 2016 silver medal in senior division and several other awards for local competitions
Skating Club's Memorial Award 2015 – given to the skater who represented the skating club and is the farthest in qualifying competitions of the highest level (50+ skaters in the club)
Senior Free Skate Test Gold Medalist (passed highest figure skating free skate test level possible), 2015
Senior Moves Test Gold Medalist (passed highest figure skating moves test level possible), 2014
5 time figure skating regional competitor
3 time international competition competitor
You really try to drag it out but something like that is honestly something that can be summed up in a paragraph. It is pretty impressive, but not that diversified (which may be an issue).
Math Honor Society 2016-p
High School Summa Cum Laude Honor Roll 2015-p
Precalculus Tutor 2016-p
Pretty good for state schools but your chances for Ivy are pretty low with those EC’s.