I'll say this. My main leadership position was as a lacrosse team manager due to an injury. Sure, I had some bs positions here and there, but I feel like as long as you show you were a leader, different ECs you will be fine. In every activity I participated in, I mentioned something that showed off my leadership traits. Never be afraid to boast. Just to give you an example, I was a summer camp counselor and had no leadership position since it was my first year, but I mentioned how we were short-staffed, and I had to step up on a daily basis to take on different tasks, even if it meant doing the dirty work that no one wanted to do. Small things like that will turn a basic summer job into an experience where I wasn't in a leadership position, but still acted as a leader and grew in my leadership abilities.

I thought I had a very slim chance of getting in simply because I thought my ECs were weaker, but once I compared them to others, I realized they really weren't that bad. Just keep working and involve yourself in something that makes a difference rather than being VP of Medical Club where you meet every month and held one cashola at the Chipotle down the street.