I'm currently a junior attending college in san jose and i wanted to get an internship in the summer to acquire experience; however, due to financial difficulties i'll have to move back home to san francisco. I was thinking of either going to community college to finish up some general ed. classes, or going to the marines for the 10-week PLC program. Is the PLC program worth going? is it worth the money let alone the crazy physical training? will leadership skills actually be acquired or is this program just a bunch of BS?

I am giving a leadership class to Civil Air Patrol cadets next week. Do you know of any good scenarios I can use to teach them good leadership skills?

I am in community fund through school, am planning to volunteer in the summer, am in a lot of clubs at school and play 2 sports for school and play the piano since kindergarten, I also make good grades, top 5% of my class so far ( am a freshman) but what else are ivy leagues looking for, I dont know what leadership skills they want . I have very little time and energy after all this

Several years ago, I was the class captain of my school for many years. However, when I switched to a different school, I was nervous about making new friends, became introverted, and suddenly lost all my leadership skills because I became too dependent on my friends. What can I do to regain my leadership skills? How can I demonstrate that I can indeed make a good extroverted leader?