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Is there anyone who managed to get a scholarship without having done a whole stack of work in the community? I'm just curious as to how "involved" you really have to be in order to be considered for a scholarship. Personally, I've played tennis and cricket for my school and I did a few weeks of community work as well as a few other things outside of school...is that adequate? Are the people they're looking for the ones who have an almost inexhaustive list of activities they've participated in outside of school, or can you get by with moderate achievements?