<p>How long are the responeses to these questions supposed to be?</p>
<p>With the understanding that the choice of academic school you indicated above is not binding, explain why you are applying to that particular school of study.</p>
<p>Describe your most interesting work or educational experience.</p>
<p>Also, does the supplement to the common app have a print preview function?</p>
<p>the supplement cannot be filled online, i hand wrote mine (except for the diversity essay and the "which school" question) and therefore will not have a print preview....if you're using the common app however, the "describe your most interesting work or educational experiences" does not appear- i believe that is on the "rice" application only........</p>
<p>Right but thats because the main commonapp already has a question like that</p>
<p>Wait. I'm confused now..</p>
<p>ammarsfound: the common app didn't really explicitly say "most important" but w/e i know what you're saying, rice probably uses that common app short answer response anyway. </p>
<p>apples: you have to choose one of two options when applying to rice as i'm sure you know:
1)Online Rice Application part 1 and 2 which has "describe your most important work/educational experience..", "which school" and the famed "diversity, what do you bring to rice"</p>
<p>2) Common Application plus Rice Supplement. This one's got the "elaborate on one extracurricular activity" and common app essay plus the "which school" and "rice-diversity" essay. The Rice supplement can be found on their website and must be printed out and handwritten, which is what i did, except for the essays. </p>
<p>you must choose either option. notice how the common application option does not have the describe most educational activity etc. hope it helped</p>
<p>oh and also my responses were like a paragraph long maybe 200 words.</p>
<p>check your PM</p>
<p>Stay within a reasonable word limit.. the common app says 500 words but if you write under 700 it will be fine...</p>
<p>Longer but better is better than following the word limit</p>