"extracurricular life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities from a student's life that may take place outside of the classroom, such as sports, clubs, and other hobbies. For example: "My daughter has always been focused on her grades, but she recently decided to become more involved in her extracurricular life by joining the school's choir."
His extracurricular life at Rutgers University?
McCosh enriched the extracurricular life of the campus, making the "four long years" more enjoyable.
"I want the full experience," says McCarthy, and that means getting a youthful makeover and sampling the breadth of extracurricular life, from tripping out on weed-laced chocolate to sneaking into the frat house.
Although he described himself during the interview with HLS Dean Martha Minow as "quite introverted" and said he could "go a lifetime without making public appearances," his extracurricular life is as busy as that of any of his colleagues.
In her extracurricular life, Ms. Greenhouse is president of the American Philosophical Society, the country's oldest learned society, which in 2005 awarded her its Henry Allen Moe Prize for writing in jurisprudence and the humanities.
Project Manus' goal is to maximize the impact of 'making' upon academic and extracurricular life, to foster student communities around maker-based learning, and to provide a maker ecosystem wherein student ideas become world-changing technologies.
"It was not the first time a president was accused of an extracurricular love life, but never before had a self-proclaimed presidential mistress gone public with a popular tell-all book," the newspaper reported.
A lot of people, including many in the press, were aware then of his vigorous extracurricular sex life.
The University may determine that its mission is well served if students have the means to engage in dynamic discussions of philosophical, religious, scientific, social, and political subjects in their extracurricular campus life outside the lecture hall.
2. How to balance school work, extracurriculars, social life, family time, time to yourself and sleep without burning yourself out.
After homework, extracurricular activities, social life and leisure, you may have little time to do anything else.
