Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: He goes to a UC and wants to pursue the medical field after his undergrad. The only club he’s involved in is this Kpop one. He’s planning to run for president of the club this year and wants to put that as one of his EC on med school applications. 

I personally thought this was a bad idea because it’s mainly a social club. They have a meeting every week where they just talk about latest Kpop news and have fun. They have socials every other week (going out to eat, hang out, play games, etc.). There’s no community service aspect in the club. 

I’m happy he has found his niche in his school because he struggled to find friends for the longest time. I was actually the one that told him to put himself more out there. So this club means a lot to him and I’m not surprised why he wants to run for president. However, he might not run anymore if I tell him all these things. I still want him to run because any leadership role is a great experience to have, but putting it on a med school app (for this kind of club) doesn’t sit well with me.

Do you think med schools would care? Should he just stick to his internship experiences and omit this club all together? 

Tl;dr: Boyfriend wants to put his role as president in a Kpop club on his med school application, but I advised against that. AITA for telling him this?

telling my boyfriend that putting his involvement in a Kpop club on his Med school application is a bad idea