Join EAE - Extracurricular Activity Excellence

Values of Joining EAE Review

Get Recognitions

For your efforts and excellence in any extracurricular activities, you can get a recognition to show level of achievement.

Get Diagnosis

If you do not get a recognition, you can use EAE to test the level of competitiveness and differentiation for your activities. For those not recognized, you might de-prioritize them in the activity list of your college application or look for new strategies.

Get Inspirations

Get new ideas, directions, references and sparks for your activities from EAE's publishings, insights, award list and activity idea bank.

How to Join

There are two ways a student can engage in the EAE Awards evaluation: either by being nominated by a teacher who is well-acquainted with their achievements or by self-registering and submitting their own application.

I want to nominate a student

Teachers have two methods for nominating students: you can either directly copy the nomination link for a specific category and send it to the student, or you can send them a nomination email. But first, you need an EAE account to use the system. Click the button to register.

Teacher Register

I want to apply

When students or student teams believe they are qualified to participate in a certain category of selection, they can take the initiative to register and create their own application. For student teams, each member must register individually. Click the button to register.

Student Registration

Process After Registration

After successful registration (either by being nominated by teacher or proactive registration by students), they can log in to the EAE system to complete their EAE Awards applications.

System Login

Manage Activities

Add and edit your extracurricular activities in the Activity Sandbox.

Edit EAE Entry

Create your application and complete the entry details.

View Results

Wait for evaluation and check the result after the announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a student enter more than one entry?

Yes, students can submit multiple entries across different categories if they have qualifying activities in each category.

Can entries be entered as a group collaboration?

Yes, team entries are accepted during designated team entry review cycles. Each team member must register individually.

Who can participate in the program?

Any student engaged in extracurricular activities can participate, either through teacher nomination or self-registration.

Can I enter an entry that has been previously published, exhibited, or recognized by another program?

Yes, previous recognition does not disqualify your entry from EAE evaluation.

Can I re-enter an entry that I entered to the EAE in a previous year?

This depends on whether there has been significant development or new achievements in the activity since the previous submission.

Can I enter an entry that doesn't belong to the existing categories?

With 27 comprehensive categories, most activities should fit into at least one category. If unsure, contact EAE for guidance on the most appropriate category.

What if I select or send an entry for the wrong category in the EAE program?

Contact the EAE support team as soon as possible to request a category change before the submission deadline.

My activity seems falling into multiple categories. Which category should I choose?

Choose the category that best represents the primary focus or most significant aspect of your activity. You may also submit separate entries for different aspects if they qualify independently.

What if my activity cannot fall into any of the current categories available?

Contact EAE support to discuss your unique activity. They can provide guidance on the best fit or consider expanding categories for future cycles.

Can we know the exact award list that EAE will give?

Awards are announced after each review cycle according to the published schedule. Past award recipients may be referenced on the EAE website.

If my activity has been already recognized elsewhere, should I enter it here in EAE?

Yes, previous recognition can strengthen your entry and demonstrate the quality of your work. EAE evaluation focuses on intrinsic value and achievement rather than external validation.