all good, sound advice. I've also read, while doing the same research, that an over abundant quantity of EC's may not help a candidates situation. A clear, concise, and determined list of activities that you enjoy and have maintained a connection too over time seems, by some accounts, to be a better way to go.
My advice, maintain consistency in your efforts, and believe they are looking for Math, English, and Physics. It is after all an Engineering School. But don't give up if your not a 17 year old math prodigy, a published author, or a brainyack physics major. Be confident in your direction.
After it's all said and done, they are evaluating the whole person. The stats are clear, not everyone selected is in the top of their class. It's competitive, but not impossible.
My advice, maintain consistency in your efforts, and believe they are looking for Math, English, and Physics. It is after all an Engineering School. But don't give up if your not a 17 year old math prodigy, a published author, or a brainyack physics major. Be confident in your direction.
After it's all said and done, they are evaluating the whole person. The stats are clear, not everyone selected is in the top of their class. It's competitive, but not impossible.