<p>Last minute question for ED!!<br>
I realize that the "fill in blanks" in the common application do not allow too many EC's, awards, etc. to be listed. Only the most important to the applicant.<br>
However, I'm wondering are people using the "Anything else we should know" section to list a longer resume of community service, school activities, academic achievements. I wasn't going to do that (figuring admissions has enough to read, and I've heard that they can find it annoying at some schools). Then realized if everyone does it, and it is common practice, my application may look weak by comparison. HELP. I need to submit today!!
Let me know your thoughts and what you are doing......</p>
<p>I personally did not attach a resume... it does not add anything to the application. Your application will not look weak, rather you are emphasizing the activities that mean the most to you. Adding a resume and listing more awards isn't going to get you into that college anyway. Personally I used that extra space to attach a document that relates to one of my activities.</p>