<p>I see. so basically a regular resume you would send to an employer.. I made alot of them in school so just making sure..</p>
<p>I did mine in the form of 3 charts on one page (awards, activities, community service)...the information was the same as what you'd put on a resume, just organized differently. You can organize the "resume" however you want. Whatever form is most concise is probably best; you don't want to overdo it, the admissions people have thousands of applications to read. I suggest trying to keep it under two pages (I fit everything on one page using the chart format).</p>
<p>But isnt the resume only read by the interviewer?</p>
<p>So what if it is? The interviewer also has say in whether or not you get in. Who knows though...they might show it to the other admissions people if it's impressive.</p>
<p>jimgotkp- you can also include a copy of your resume w/ your applicatio if you wanted to elaborate and there wasn't space on the common app.</p>
<p>okay. thanks alot yousonofatree and password. also do you know what kind of person does interviews when its in-campus.. like is it an admissions? professor in the hotel school?</p>
<p>Professors and admissions officers. My interviewer was an "admissions counselor".</p>