ED Agreement for Cornell

<p>If you want, you can attach a resume (generally not recommended).</p>

<p>So Hectorbo, would the commonapp would be the only place for our ECs then? besides if you write about them on your essay?</p>

<p>thanks</p>

<p>Yes. If you really have a LOT of ECs that you cannot fit into common app. Then, you should attach a resume. Otherwise, if you're just going to rehash the stuff you put in the common app, then you better not. The reason for this is because colleges want to focus on your <em>most</em> important activities (not on things like a 2-day workshop).</p>

<p>Ok thanks for the reply (:</p>

<p>Should I put attatch a resume as an additional material?</p>

<p>I have a bit of EC's but put my most important (really major) ones on my common app, but I cant describe them at all other than saying what it is. It like a 50 letter limit or something. On my resume all my EC's are described in more detail along with community service and jobs.</p>

<p>I attach a "resume-like" page on to the additional material. I just summarized my ECs in the "EC" area of the common application, so I send in an additional page to elaborate on my ECs. It is however, not a resume.</p>