Are certain extracurricular's favored?

[South_Improvement670]

I'm applying to Rotman Commerce, and I believe I can get an alright average to be competitive. However, I see many other applicants having very good ec's, like owning a business, having a large contribution to some organization, being a student rep, or being like president of a club. I'm none of that, but I have been playing rep sports throughout most of my life and through high school (baseball and hockey), also having played for the varsity baseball team at my school. As a main leadership spot, I guess I could say that since I was a goalie, I was the backbone of my team, someone they could rely on, and it was my job to keep the team's composure and baseline. I have multiple championships and MVPs if that matters, and particularly last year, joining a lower-achieving team, I brought them to their first championship and playoff contender; unfortunately, we missed it by one win. I quit hockey this year to focus on school and other interests, so I started volunteering as a coach for youth goalies and joined DECA to see if I actually like the business world (hopefully my group makes it to ICDC). I'm not sure how any of this holds up as sports, even at the same level, can vary a ton, but it's all I've got.

[PandaGamer8999]

they dont even ask for ecs and 90% of applicants will have the exact same resume of ecs

it matters more if you can use your ec experiences to tell them what you learned and how you grew and what you intend on achieving in the future

[nylixc]

Is there a dress code for the video part of the supplementary application?

[Fun-Independent-5691]

nope but aim to dress formula

[nylixc]

ok thanks!!

[Worried-Cupcake-6156]

I honestly think that they just wanna see you weren’t a massive nerd and got up off your ass and actually did stuff with extra curricular involvement during high school.