Um , But for me personally , I'm like , ok , I can separate athletics but definitely tap in like you have so much going for you simply being an athlete at UCL A and balancing the workload that other people do . Highlight that in your resume , like highlight your leadership , highlight your ability to balance school and athletics like that's critical but to your point , that kind of highlights like um how difficult it is to be an athlete , like those 56 hours a day that we're training could be those 56 hours that we're studying like , so we have to compete for the same grade . It's not like that's factored in the grading comes out .
Thank you all for coming . Um So how do y'all balance training having a regular life and then also school and everything else . Ok .
Well , I'll start because I'm an undergrad . So I would say the biggest thing for me is like when I came into my academics and athletics , like I really prioritized both . So to find the balance , I'm majoring in molecular cell and developmental biology .
I go here , I'm working just as hard . Um , But for me personally , I'm like , ok , I can separate athletics but definitely tap in like you have so much going for you simply being an athlete at UCL A and balancing the workload that other people do . Highlight that in your resume , like highlight your leadership , highlight your ability to balance school and athletics like that's critical but to your point , that kind of highlights like um how difficult it is to be an athlete , like those 56 hours a day that we're training could be those 56 hours that we're studying like , so we have to compete for the same grade .
Like we have to compete way harder for real world opportunities . Like we have , we have the athlete , yeah , we can work hard , we can manage time , whatever at the end of the day . Like when all these people have like real internships that can be put on resumes and like have real job experience .
