Can starting my own club or project boost my admissions chances?

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. Starting something of your own is like planting a flag and saying, “I see a need, and I’m going to fill it.” Whether it’s launching a coding club at school, starting a community art project, or creating a tutoring program for younger students, founding your own initiative shows you’re resourceful, creative, and driven. Plus, it tells admissions officers you’re not just a participant—you’re a builder. Just make sure it’s authentic and actually matters to you. A club that exists only on paper won’t impress anyone. But a real, active project with impact? That’s the kind of story that makes applications shine.

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