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Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan. Does include Pell and Calgrants--so not as great as it could be. But yo should only end up paying room and board with loans and work study.u

Haha, only on CC is that even a problem. My old school's average SAT score was a 1470 (yes, all three sections). I scored that in two sections. My new school is like a 1550.

It's not clear what prompt the OP is writing about. However, surely there's some way to respond to the prompt without saying he had an emotion that he didn't have. And in addition to that deception -- which will be a lie -- he's also planning to lie about the depth of his activity in the EC. I'm wondering whether he's really involved in the club at all. How can one be a VP of a club and not have any emotional...

College may find out because anyone who is going to seriously lie in an essay and thinks "Well, I will go ask everybody on an internet site whether I would be found out," is likely to be a person who will let the cat out of the bag by telling someone who may actually tell the college.

It's worth mentioning.

^ And can't provide support even if they won't declare you on their taxes.

HYPhoper is right, doesnt matter how many you do, it matters how well you do in specific ones.

Like above poster said, we're not going to be very useful. You know just as much as we do about what careers are "out there"; what you want to know is which ones you might be interested in. And that's not the kind of thing that we can really judge over the internet.

Would you mind sending it to me as well? I am curious to see what a rec looks like, and i will also review it

You need P.E. credits when graduating from California high schools, but not in your California public university applications. As UC acceptance is generally contingent upon graduating from high school, I guess you could, in a roundabout way, say P.E. credits are needed. But no need to list them on your application, and they are not calculated in your UC GPA.