I’m currently in O3, with a year left to complete my O-levels, but I’m already aiming to secure a scholarship for my A-Levels at a prestigious school. I’m an above-average student, though I’m quite introverted and haven’t been involved in many extracurricular activities. So far, I’ve completed two internships with clothing brands, where I managed online website tasks, orders, and customer queries. I also recently volunteered at an institute for special children, where I was recognized with an award for being the best volunteer. Given my average grades, are these experiences enough to qualify for a scholarship?
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The activities include:
- Clubs and societies: Joining or even starting clubs related to your interests, such as a coding club, debate society, or environmental club, can highlight your leadership and teamwork skills.
- Sports: Engaging in sports like basketball, tennis, or athletics can demonstrate discipline, teamwork, and physical fitness.
- Creative pursuits: Activities like painting, music, or drama can show your creativity and ability to balance academics with other interests.
- Community service: Continuing your volunteer work or taking on new projects in your community can further demonstrate your commitment to helping others and making a positive impact.