<p>Should it be included in applications? For example, I play football everyday, usually with a large group of friends. I'm very passionate about it but never joined a school team because 1) I moved a lot so I never got the chance to try out, and 2) I'm a girl, so coaches and other players probably wouldn't want me on the team anyway.</p>
<p>So should I still include this as an extracurricular or should I leave it out?</p>
<p>Yes! A girl playing football is not the most common thing out there. But if you can, try out. That would look much better.</p>
<p>This sounds like just a bunch of people meeting in the field to play. That’s not an EC.</p>
<p>I agree. Not an EC. My D plays club volleyball and my S plays travel hockey and lacrosse. Those are EC’s.</p>
<p>Maybe you can work it into your essays or in the ‘other information’ areas.</p>
<p>Tough one for an official EC. But if you play regularly, I would put it in the “Additional Comments”</p>
<p>Thanks everyone! I talked to the coach about it and he said I can’t join because of the places and techniques used to tackle each other. Oh well, it makes sense why it doesn’t count as an EC, just wanted to clarify.</p>
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He needs to join this century.
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