<p>Not really. But ! There's a problem : I'm an international student, and my school faculty has no experience with online applications nor with English.</p>
<p>I find myself obliged, at the max honesty i can provide, to make accounts for the teachers and principal, translate the prompts, then ask them to fill them in my mother tongue, translate it back again in English and then fill the forms myself.</p>
<p>What do you guys think ?</p>
<p>I live outside the states as well, and my counselor and teachers are new to the common app. They find it very confusing and asked for my help, and so I went through the app WITH them (without knowing their passwords, of course). As for the recommendations, I’m sure your teachers can ask other people from your school who are fluent in English to translate/edit for them. I’m sure admissions will understand if simple English is used as it isn’t your country’s language.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Contact the colleges you are applying to and ask them for their advice.</p>