<p>on the activity table, should the EC you list that is most important to you have the most hours? are you at a disadvantage if it doesn't?</p>
<p>No.</p>
<p>Some ECs are time-intensive. For example, club swimmers, serious musicians must spend a lot of time to make acceptable progress. But some other, less time-consuming EC could perfectly well be more important to them.</p>
<p>My son's first listed ec had less hours during the school year than his second (but summers devoted to the 1st) . He actually was equally passionate about them both (medical research and debate, respectively), but he put research first because that is his career goal.</p>
<p>no. my # 1 Ec is my tutoring experience, but that has nowhere near the amount of hours i put into school play productions. plays require the number of hours by nature, where as with 3 tutees, I only have 4-5 hours a week of tutoring.</p>