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"Throughout my pursuit of two (spell this out) undergraduate degrees at Trent University, I participated in a wide variety of student organizations."

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Throughout my two undergraduate degree studies at Trent University, I was actively involved in a wide variety of student organisations.

1, participated sounds like you did a little, involved sounds like you did a lot. Maybe rephrase like; "Throughout my 2 undergraduate degrees at Trent University, I was involved in a wide variety of student organizations."

"Neither."

Have your cake and eat it, too...but make yourself the focus of attention, not Trent University:

"I was involved in various activities and I participated in a wide variety of student organizations while earning my two undergraduate degrees at Trent University."

an alternate is this:

"While earning my two undergraduate degrees at Trent University, I was involved in various activities and I participated in a wide variety of student organizations ."

Spell out "two."

Two shows greater sophistication

I think sentence two is more specific. i like it better.

I would say #1

Good luck!

two.