I was looking around for some engineering jokes for a program application. They specifically asked for a joke. I thought this could help the community, so far this is my joke. Average Person: If it's not broken don't fix it. Engineer: Fix it until it's broken Please drop your favourite jokes below.

Hey y'all, can someone review my extracurriculars and see whether it's solid or not? Active Extracurriculars: Speech and Debate Research Intern at Brown University Chemistry Department Independent Research Project Conceptualization Department member of SciWeb, an initiative to use data to help with the academics of students in our school Hack Club Leadership Up to 3-4 different clubs Co-speaker of an ethics podcast Taekwondo athlete for over 6 years 100+ volunteering hours at local mosques Tutor at Kumon Planned Extracurriculars: Summer program (NASA/Bank of America Student Leaders/MITES/Columbia SHP) NHS Fundraiser organizer? Reactions/Math Bulletin magazine writer/editor?

Thinking of going to a good school one day? Well first think about what's unique about people that get into Ivy League schools? Had a unique passion, explored deep into their extracurriculars, knew how to present themselves. Unique Passion: Most people that get into Ivy leagues had some sort of passion that they really went into. For Rishab it was Cancer research, for me, I find a passion in professional language learning. Going Deep In Your Extracurriculars: This is very important as things like just being members of clubs don't mather too much. You need some kind of leadership, and important role in the clubs you participate inside of. Presenting Yourself On The College Application: The most important part of your college application is showing your true personality, and differentiating yourself from other applicants. Show who you are, because you are different, the only part you need to focus on is showing that to others. Being genuine on your application can be great, but ensure when being honest find the details, and be specific. These are some of my tips for getting into a good college/school.

Hey @Rishab Jain , I would love an answer to which one would be better? Also for others what's your personal take. Personally, a job shows that have you have a good sense of responsibility, but some schools prefer other things. My dream school prefers a job, but my second school prefers research. I can possibly try both, but I may be tired from coding all day.

Hello, I would like some feedback on what more I need to do, like academically, or actively. Junior National Math Olympiad Badminton team Chess club Computing compteition Worked on research paper Grade 11: Internship Hackaton Computing competition Batminton Team Grade 12: Internship at a bank Preparing for Olympiads That's 3 research papers altogether for 3 years. I thought of other national competitions other than trying to get in the national math team, but there isn't much. Is that something I need, or am I overthinking?