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Somewhere from a bass to beyond a soprano - you state 5 octaves - so take your pick. This goes to tell that we don’t get much wiser regarding voice type from a vocal range - since range is mere quantity while voice type relates to voice character and quality. Stating your zona di passaggio might bring us a little closer. Other than that we would need to hear/see you to help. Could you tell us which genre you persue - that calls for a voice classification - since it’s really only relevant to choir applicants and castings for opera roles. Best wishes.

Yes, P and O visa applicants must also attend personal interviews. You might be surprised by the number who can’t actually sing, dance, or even juggle.ADDED LATER:I have some pretty funny stories about Ps and Os, but mentioned this case in an answer to a comment, and the commenter suggested I add it here. So here it is:I remember the case of a choir group that came in dressed very informally. None of us knew about them, so I asked them to please form up and sing. They shuffled around sort of haplessly and we were beginning to think we had a trafficking case on our hands.Then a woman - obviously their leader - came out of the rest room, stared at them for a moment, asked what they were doing. They told her and she said, in that language and very sharply, “Well what’s wrong with you? Shape up and sing XXX!” and waved them into place.They immediately straightened up, assembled in two lines, and at her gesture they started to sing. Three bars told me that they were legit, but I let them sing the whole song because it was truly beautiful and the entire consular section (behind the hard line) and the customers in the waiting room were enthralled. Yes, they got visas.

For the vast majority of colleges, any extracurricular activity is going to be a plus on your college application. For most places, it’s not a matter of impressing the admissions officers with them. It’s more to show your character and interests, that you’re well rounded.It’s only when you’re trying to get into a highly selective top college where everyone has excellent grades and SAT/ACT scores that your extracurriculars need to be impressive enough to give you an edge over all the other highly qualified applicants.For those schools, your extracurriculars should demonstrate sustained commitment (you did the activity for more than one year), leadership, innovation and/or character.It’s still fine to have some extracurriculars that aren’t impressive. Examples of these with more impressive versions would be:participating in a school club. Okay, so you were in the French club. Nice, but it isn’t impressive the way being the president of the club would be. And that isn’t as impressive as organizing a charity mission to Haiti, a French-speaking country with a lot of poverty. Even that isn’t as impressive as a project to help a Haitian town become self-supporting.playing a sport. You played basketball. Great, but not really an achievement. You were the star player and helped your team make it to nationals. Much more impressive!competing in a robotics contest. Nice, but it’d be more impressive if you won the competition. Still pretty pedestrian though. If you created an innovative robot that solved a need, patented your design and sold it or licensed it to a major tech company, that would be impressive.you sing in the choir. Better: Your school choir put on a benefit performance for an eldercare center. Even better: You sang on the TV show, The Voice. Best: You won The Voice.