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Sample question: Does anyone have any extracurriculars they would recommendations that are arts-related?

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Frank Miller

Mar 23

Does anyone have any extracurriculars they would recommendations that are arts-related?

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Jessica Lauren

Mar 29

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Esther Kim

Jul 18, 2020

Take advantage of your summers. As Ocean said, look into summer workshops/programs (like the Incandescent Summer Studio!). Attending these may also help inspire you to initiate projects on your own during the school year.

Noreen Chen

Jul 15, 2020

Should I only focus on extracurriculars that are related to what I think I might pursue in the future or should I just do whatever interests me?

Fatema Rahaman

Jul 16, 2020

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Personally, I think you could do a healthy mix of both! For example, you can do an internship/ volunteering related to your field and then join a club for anything else you're interested in

Julie Larick

Jul 20, 2020

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Both! It's great to participate in activities you already enjoy, but pushing your limits and exploring new clubs is how you learn as a person.

Jane Wen

Jul 13, 2020

If possible, participate in your school's paper/magazine!

Ocean Wei

Jul 02, 2020

Start an art club at your school to teach younger kids
Workshops, summer programs, or independent projects (ex. writing a comics)
Community projects (ex. painting a neighborhood street), volunteering at local library/art center
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