@NiftyScript
I really wish I had found this guy sooner; In the middle of my Junior year with a lot of aspirations but nothing to show for it, yet.
@pinklolipopslol
One of the only ppl I listen to for college advice, i’m in 9th grade and super into biomedical engineering/biochemical engineering and I’m not to obsessed with getting into an ivy or t20 but I just want to have a good stable career that I enjoy and make my mom proud. Your vids r very helpful, thanks!!
@booksandboba15
three minutes!! i feel so early- tysm for the tips! ur four year blueprint is such a life saver 🙏 literally the best college youtuber out there fr
@AdityaKumar-yo8qv
That lawyer, doctor and astronaut are the holy goal of every man.
@angelinanguyen5537
this vid is lokwey underrated it’s literally a free guide📝 and intro to how students get into prestigious schools—it’s def difficult to learn being good 💯at an EC or create projects 📽 & difficult to get good grades, but try hard core 🗿, u never know ur potential even if u fail 👎but learn something, yo were literally humans no dif from each other its hard to get into these schools🎓 bc u have to create impact, good grades is a bare minimum, but it’s not impossible. We literally all start off knowing nothing, good luck 👅👹👿
@prishatiwari9857
bro is lowkey gorgeous
@bblunder
I genuiely believe this is the best advice on extracurriculars I've seen
@D1ani3l
I really wish I knew this type of info before I became a senior. I feel like I’m so late and that I have nothing to show on my college applications. My sister is a freshmen and I am so heavy on her about making herself shine and stand out from the rest of her peers. When I got into high school I didn’t understand how important it was to join activities and clubs and make myself stand out. Honestly so unfortunate but I’m grateful getting this info now. When I got into high school all I did was just do track and field.
@oxipaul2008
5:50 I want to sincerely thank you for highlighting this. YouTube has done a great job recommending this video to me. At first, I wanted to go to college to study Pedagogy/Psychology/English Literature. Still, lately, I've been thinking about my ECs and they aren't helping me get into one of the aforementioned subjects. I do have a list of many photography activities that I've been involved in, but I didn't want to apply to this field. I am still unsure what I should study but Photography/Videography would be a much better fit for me. I didn't know whether having centralized activities on my EC's list would help me or not - I thought it wasn't a good thing. This video proved me wrong, thanks for that! But I'm still scared to apply as a photographer. What if my degree won't help me? Should I completely ditch my photography-related extracurriculars and focus on english, pedagogy and literature instead?
@origamigirl2904
Thank you so much for this video, I don't usually comment but I felt the need to give you much thanks. Starting my high school journey I believed I had to stitch together many arbitrary activities together to get into top colleges but now I can see much clearer, in that it's part of the whole story to help in your career. Along with the fact of having top colleges for networking rather than a brag to show off to other people.
@rusheel.official
man tnx so much! this guy is mindblowing! with his guidance, although im into physics and computer science, i won silver at iypt, won europe largest science fair , pursued resraech in aerospace and have accepted resrearch, and more. i owe you big time. tnx so much pratik
@Beck-Stein
I guarantee if you have a resume like Johnny Kim, every school will accept you. Every school.
@firecracker7314
that doctor looks familiar
@elifeanor
you are gold TT thanks so much homie
@par1206
Bro really put that doctor and got away with it
@saanvihss
Thanks Preaching P 🙏
@anya-m6u
a genuine question would you still do a club if you had not friends in school (im new to the school i just joined this freshmen year ). Like i have have some but they are not really into everything like Model UN and science Olympiad . I honestly want to try everything and gain experience and perform good and i know i could do that but im just scared like what if i got the model un things and i just sit there alone and most of those people just gonna judge me and all like i feel inferior Infront those people sometimes because they are good in so many things sports and clubs which are the only things i never tried in high school os far cuz of company . I want to try these clubs and get leadership things as i want to do business as my career . How am i supposed to map it oiut should i ad deca and model un necxt year all alone its scary . Like it's not that hard to manage all the things it's just hard to show up and engage with people I want to do that but those people are not that nice like it feels like I've been lower than them for no reason maybe it's just because they're more comfortable and have friends like I would like to know that meant be friends with them and all but they never really talk and I don't know how it's going to be should I do model UN next year it's in the same time as deca.
@Aspin_writes
Hey Pratik! I’m finishing up my freshman year and feeling confused about my grades. My school uses a percentage-based system, and I’m unsure whether I should aim for 90% or 95% or higher to be competitive for top colleges. Even with high grades, my class is very academically inclined, and I worry that other students might have better grades since they’re less focused on extracurriculars. As an international student, I’m also uncertain how my percentage will be viewed by Ivy League admissions. Any advice on how to navigate this would be greatly appreciated.
@godlystars2171
Hi love ur videos! I was just wondering what your thoughts on summer camps as an activity for college apps were. Like TASS, yygs, and ssp
@PratikVangal