All of that is expected. When talking about admittance to a top ten school, you're going to have to partake in some activities between your undergraduate degree and your MBA application date that will make you a unique applicant. Expand your horizons. Instead of going to the beach or doing whatever you do on the weekends, do something unique in either a business way or a management way, or even in a community way. The most common mistake made by first year students is not researching their school and all of its opportunities before setting foot on campus.
Students procrastinate in discovering what the school offers.
That doesn't only apply to coursework. We think it extremely important that students learn how to be good team members because we believe that teams do better than individuals when solving problems. And you don't have to be the team leader to have good results. I'd rather be on a team with you to study a problem than do it alone, because I think two of us, with two heads, will do better than one. But the teamwork at Anderson goes on in a way that discourages internal competitiveness among the students and encourages support.