Daeil Overseas Studies Program (DOSP)

Thanks to a colleague of mine from Chungshim International Academy. Here is another list of activities you can participate in, learn from, and also put down in your college application.

Mock Trial - Simulated jury case or bench case

Moot Court - Mock appellate court case

Model UN - Mock United Nations Meeting

Model Congress - Mock Congressional Meeting

E-Congress - An Internet Congress

International Thespian Society - For those interested in acting

Utah Shakespeare Festival - Shakespearean dramas, comedies, and melodies

Quill and Scroll Society - For future journalists

National Forensic League - Speech and Debate

Key Club International - International Volunteer Organization

You can always find more clubs or develop your own. I strongly encourage you to find something that excites you or are passionate about and stick with it.

If you look on the common application there is a huge section for Extracurricular, Personal, and Volunteer activities.

I strongly encourage you to find something that you are interested in and volunteer. Remember consistency is more important than trying many different things. Ideally you want to do one or two things for three years and a few random ones just for experience.

From these activities you need to show what you learned and experienced.

You can always do a search on the internet, listed below are a few that came to mind when I was surfing the internet.

http://www.actsofkindness.org/

http://www.redcross.or.kr/www/eng/index.jsp

http://www.freehugscampaign.org/ -This is one of my favorite I want to try it some day, here’s video below:

You can find a lot of different activities on the internet. My only recommendation is to do your DUE DILIGENCE- meaning make sure it’s not a scam or something really bad.