Absolutely. The important thing to remember is that every activity or experience you mention should relate in some ways to the course you are applying to and/or it should equip you with the right skills for that course. It is crucial to include extra-curricular activities in your personal statement to show that you are an all-rounded individuals who has many interests besides school subjects. When mentioning extra curricular activities remember to answer the following questions:what is the activity?what skills and tools has it taught me?how does it relate to the course I am applying to?how has this activity made me a better person/student?
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