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I think that most schools try to make it very easy for students to start clubs, so in my school and most of the schools of the students that I've coached. The really, really the only few things that you need to start a club are a couple friends, because you can't start a club alone, and usually a faculty sponsor that's willing to lend you their classroom after hours. And that does not have to be related to the club. It can certainly help if they know a little bit about like if you're starting football club, it can help if they know something about the the subject, but it's not necessarily a requirement, so. Most of the schools that students attend have lacks policies for starting a club and. It's really what you put into it. That's what you're going to get out of it, right? So. Yes, certainly. I acknowledge that there's a lot of privilege and going to a very expensive school that has a lot of resources and money to delve out to starting new clubs and all of that. But your college application is? Considered within the context of where you came from, right so. There is a counselor report that typically goes with your teacher recommendation reports and part of that councillor report is giving an idea of where the high school is situated, what those schools policies look like, what's the kind of applicant profile of the community.