FREE 10+ College Activity Sheet Samples in PDF | DOC

A student’s life is bent out on achieving the goal of getting good grades in school. While that is important, a well-rounded school doesn’t limit to academic activities. Getting involved in extracurricular activities is important for a student to develop their skills and talents that they can’t otherwise show it in the four corners of the classroom. Furthermore, extracurricular activities help broaden their horizon, learn new skills, find out the type of activities they enjoy doing, and make new friends.  It is also helpful to increase credibility and impress administrators that the student is very responsible. They use an activity sheet to see the list of activities the student was or is currently involved in. If you’re a student reading this and wanting to know more about what an activity sheet is, read the article to find out more.

10+ College Activity Sheet Samples

1. College Student Activity Cover Sheet

2. College Fair Activity Sheet

3. College Activity Comparision Worksheet

4. College Activity Brag Sheet

5. College Logo Activity Sheet

6. College Application Tracking Activity Sheet

7. College Student Learn and Earn Activity Sheet

8. College Activity Sign-In Sheet

9. Junior College Activity Load Sheet

10. Sample College Activity Sheet

11. Community College Semester Activity Sheet

What is an Activity Sheet?

A college activity sheet, or a brag sheet as it is sometimes called, is a compilation that highlights every extracurricular activity, community service, and work experience you’ve done including all honors and awards you’ve received, and interests, and hobbies. This list is extremely beneficial for you and for college admissions boards since they provide more information about you as a person and as a student beyond your academic experience.

How to Involve Yourself in School Activities

Involving yourself in school activities doesn’t have to be difficult. Most schools provide their students the opportunity to join various clubs and organizations according to their interests. Without joining any clubs or doing school activities outside your academic life can make your life in school dull and monotonous. Joining clubs and organizations can help you make new friends and meet new connections. To join any organizations and clubs, you can explore those that you want to be a part of.

To know which club you feel like you belong to, try a number of different activities and see which ones you enjoy the most. Stick to those clubs and activities that you feel are best for you. However, only join activities that you can only handle. Don’t push yourself if you can’t join everything. Be careful with your time management and don’t let your extracurricular activities negatively affect your health or your academics.

How to Create a College Activity Sheet

To show the college admissions boards what types of activities you are involved in, the activity sheet is the way to list down all of those activities you did.

Make your college activity sheet using a Word document. Depending on the school you’ll send your activity sheet to, they might ask you to format your activity sheet the way they want you to do it. Follow the format if there is a format provided for you to follow. However, if there is no provided format, follow the format below on how to create the activity sheet:

1. Make a List of All Activities You’ve Done

List down first all school activities you did, all school organizations you’ve joined, all work experiences you, all awards you received, and all hobbies and interests you like to do.

2. Organize the List

Categorize all the information you’ve input into several categories, such as:

• Honors and awards
• Community service
• Summer and internship experience
• Academic activities experiences
• Hobbies and interests
• Sports experience
• Student leader governance experience
• Seminars and training
• School-wide or inter-school competitions
• Other clubs (dance troupe, school band, glee club, public speaking club, debate club, etc.)

Don’t forget to arrange the categories in order of importance.

3. Create a Chart

To provide more information about the activities you did, create a table chart. The table should format like this:

Make four (or more, if needed) columns. In the first column, list down the activities you’ve written. In the next column, list down the years of your involvement in the club. The next column is stating the number of hours you’ve done it. In the next column, write a brief description of the activity, including your position and the responsibilities you had.

FAQs

A great tip for you to do and follow is to keep track of the activities you did every year. Keep a copy of your list of activities in a binder and fill it in as you get involved in various activities so when the time comes you need to make your activity sheet, you will not scramble around, trying to remember all the clubs you’ve joined and activities you did. To help you get started on making your own activity sheet, download our free sample templates above as your reference!