text: Now imagine Generic_Name and Generic_Name are in their senior year of high school. "Generic_Name, we both got so many volleyball team offers from a lot of colleges!" Generic_Name yelled excitingly. "I know, and I really want us both to play on the same volleyball team," Generic_Name replied. "I can't believe we are the best volleyball players in the school, and this all started in middle school," Generic_Name finally said. "I know, you were so mad that we had to pick and extracurricular activity." Generic_Name said, laughing. "I know," Generic_Name said smiling,"but now, lets choose the best college to attend!" Imagine if Generic_Name was still mad that everyone had to participate in an extracurricular activity. The two best friends would not be sitting down together viewing then choosing their college volleyball team offers. Now, they are the best volleyball players at their school. Students should engage in at least one extracurricular activity because they could find a new hobby, they would be more involved about what's happening at their school, and it can have many benefits for their future.        I completely disagree that all students should have to participate in extracurricular activities. Students should always have the choice of whether or not they want to participate in school activities. Some students have other things to do, or may have something going on at home. Extracurricular activities take time away from students and teachers who have to organize them. Students should not have to participate in extracurricular activities, such activities bring stress to students, take time away from teachers and students, and if students were to stay for these activities they might not have transportation to and from the school.