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Admissions officers look first at test scores, the rigor of the courses you take, and your grades in those courses. After that, they are interested in a student's extracurricular activities -- in other words, how you spend your time outside of classes.
Most college applications ask about your activities. Thatâs because the things you do in your free time reveal a lot about you â in ways that grades and test scores canât. Your accomplishments outside the classroom show what youâre passionate about and that you have qualities valued by colleges.