<p>Is there a limit on the number of pages you can turn in? i can't seem to condense mine and it's three. i was thinking about having one page double-sided to have two pages. But, i dont see that this makes a difference. my GC said that 2 pages was fine. any thoughts? anyone who had more than 2 pages and submitted them?</p>
<p>It's not an issue of what's allowed or not, but frankly no one wants to read that much stuff. Keep it under one page. Go at it with a metaphorical hack-saw if necessary. (I'd be glad to help you cut it if you'd like).</p>
<p>I did three pages according to my Acing the College App book in a table style format. (not a list!) It has about 6 activities per page, though, with explainations.</p>
<p>Can you make the explanations shorter? I'm not familiar with the format, but I can't imagine that every single activity you do requires that much explanation...my resume had around 25 items on it and I got it to one page in 10-point font.</p>
<p>the typical college resume is 2 pages (or 2 sides, whatever you want to call it), 12-pt times roman/arial/something normal, and single-spaced...buy a resume software if you want it really pretty, and include a cover letter (a VERY brief "dear so and so, I have attached my resume listing my activities and achievements from ___ to ____ to include with my application (college or job or whatever). I hope that you take into consideration these activities and achievements blah blah blah" just so they dont go "what is this for?"</p>
<p>oh, and lists are perfectly acceptable resume formats. the actual physical resume doesnt need to be pretty, but instead, its content should be "pretty"</p>