<p>I recently finished a website for our school's business department. (I was payed to design and implement it) I really like how it turned out, so should I somehow send the URL to the colleges I am applying to? Would they actually take time to look at it? Would it even help if they did look at it? I did apply to MIT and Caltech, both tech savy schools.</p>
<p>what's the site?</p>
<p>Here is the link, I know the site is small, but our school only has 60 students, so what would one expect.</p>
<p>Hanover</a> Business</p>
<p>That's really nice. I love the font choice! The only thing is that I don't get why some of the windows (especially the gallery) don't open inside the area where the text is? Just look it over carefully before you try to send.</p>
<p>Ok, but do I try to send it? And should I just send the URL in an email?</p>
<p>Also, will this be something that could affect admission?</p>
<p>Uh wow... I wouldn't submit that. It might look good that you were paid, however I'm pretty sure you used a Microsoft WYSIWYG editor to make that. Also Comic Sans is never an acceptable font anywhere.</p>
<p>Sorry if that seems mean, but as someone who does web and design work... I'm afraid of that site.</p>
<p>Well it was made in Adobe Dreamweaver, but I guess I won't submit it. Thanks for the honest reply.</p>
<p>wow! dreamweaver! that's an accomplishment! I could never figure it out, so i just ended up writing my own code:P</p>
<p>Psst, OP, you misspelled "calendar" :)</p>
<p>Good job! And please ignore the negative posters (negativity is a sign of insecurity).</p>