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The number doesn't matter, usually most colleges only allow you to add up to five extracurriculars. It's not the number, what matters is what you DID during your time in a club. If you want to boost chances via ECs, you need to do something impressive, e.g. be a president/founder of a service club at school at raised $100,000, being the presider/founder of a music club that won a national music/choir competition, etc. Or at least this is what you should be doing by the end of junior/early senior year to impress top colleges with ECs.

The question is never how many, but the quality/impact of your work within each activity. If you have 200 hours of community service, is it better to have 20 each for 10 clubs or 100 between 2 clubs? This is also why it's best to join extracurriculars with a growth mindset: unless you're just doing it for fun, you want to advance towards some sort of leadership position or achievement. If you're already a rising junior building your college list or a senior applying, it might be a little late to build your resume much unless you get these leadership roles or some sort of award/title soon.

Keep in mind that Yale is one of the most selective schools in this country, and unless you have done 1-2 activities with a lot of impact on your community or some equivalent achievement, with grades to match, your odds are very slim. If you/your family run the net price calculator for Yale, and you can afford the estimated cost you'll get, possibly with loans, I'd suggest EDing.