<p>So, as many of you know, there is no room for a resume. There are 10 spots for activities. I have filled those 10 spots with activities that I have found the most interested in, but I'm leaving out a lot of commitments that I had in high school, and I don't want those commitments to go unrecognized. Should I add these to the additional information section or should I just not list them. I think the additional information is more of a section for addressing any noteworthy issues you may have had, like a parent's death...</p>
<p>Additional information can most definitely include the activities not mentioned elsewhere in your application.</p>
<p>Additional information could be used for listing publications, inventions, professional certification, and any other things that are not listed in the other part of application. For instance, there is a limit of 5 honors and 10 activities in CA. You may use this section to append the information. Nevertheless, you need to be selective when listing activities or it may hurt your application.</p>