<p>Thank you for your opinions.</p>
<p>Ooops! I copied and pasted this from my resume that I’ve simply been updating overtime, so I forgot to cut out the 8th grade stuff. and no, nothing I mentioned is achieved through “paying for it.” As for the chairperson of pi day- only 3 people were selected to be chairpersons. This position can only be achieved if you are an officer of Mu Alpha Theta(math club) and are appointed by the sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta. While the rest of the school spends times in activities that are set up in different classrooms, the chairpersons are in charge of checking the volunteers in and out of their assigned events and making sure everything runs smoothly. Also, I was involved in planning some of the acitivites prior to “Pi Day.” Is there any other way I should mention this leadership position to better reflect the duties and not sounds “silly?” Also, the “State representative at the National Leadership Conference at Orlando, Florida”- this is for HOSA(health occupation students of america), which is a contest. I placed in the top 3 at the state level and, thus, advanced to nationals (where I placed 2nd), which is called the HOSA National Leadership Conference. Is that not worth mentioning? Perhaps I should be more specific when writing that on my resume.</p>
<p>And yes, I truly did take up too many activities; nonetheless, I have followed through with each and every leadership position and have been involved with all my clubs whether through competitions or volunteer work (yes, I have been VERY sleep-deprived for the past few semesters, but I think it’s worth it! 
) My extracurriculars are mainly volunteering clubs, science/math clubs, and cultural clubs. I plan to major in a science and minor in international studies, so isn’t this a satisfactory route for EC’s?</p>