<p>For the academic honors, it says don't list info on separate lines. So would you do something like: National Merit; AP Scholar; etc.?</p>
<p>Help!! We wanted to print out a draft of what ds has done thus far on the common app, but it doesn't look like it will let us. Does anyone know if we can get a hard copy of a working draft (with all fields not yet complete) printed? thanks</p>
<p>no one answered my question earlier about sports</p>
<p>If I'm on varsity this year, but I haven't been for the past few years, do I list all four years as a varsity sport, or all four years as a non-varsity sport? Cuz i dont exactly have room to put it in two seperate lines...</p>
<p>Does a job at your parents' company count as "work"?</p>
<p>Also..would it be to my advantage to not mention that it's my parents' company (because I did do serious work there and I feel that it would be overshadowed by the fact that it's my parents' company)? Or would that be dishonest?</p>
<p>Will i be able to write my essay for topic C in list form? It asks to write an essay for any additional information, but it's just too many.</p>
<p>Another question: Can honors and preAP courses be checked as "AP"? Do you have to specify that's preap or honors in the entry, if it isn't?</p>
<p>My school is divided into an intermediate school (9th and 10th grades) and a senior high (11th and 12th) Should I just say I have been at my current high school for four years, since they are in the same district?</p>
<p>Can rec letters be sent to the schools before the application is submitted? I don't to get locked out yet.</p>
<p>realicecream, my district does the same thing. but i think we have to seperate it into 2 schools</p>
<p>I have a quick question : Is it better to input the essay(s) into the application via the Cut and Paste method or by uploading the essay from a Word file ? Is there any difference between these 2 ways as to how the computer formats the essays in the boxes ? Thanks.</p>
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<p>/<em>/</em>/yes./<em>/</em>/</p>
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<p>no, i wouldnt check it as ap if its not ap. just write "honors english" or whatever. thats what i did.</p>
<p>hey um...how do you quote other people? :)</p>
<p>[<em>quote] hey um...how do you quote other people? [</em>/quote]</p>
<p>delete the stars.</p>
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hey um...how do you quote other people?
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<p>[<em>quote] Let me test it out and see! delete the stars. [</em>/quote]</p>
<p>I have a quick question : Is it better to input the essay(s) into the application via the Cut and Paste method or by uploading the essay from a Word file ? Is there any difference between these 2 ways as to how the computer formats the essays in the boxes ? Thanks.</p>
<p>???????????</p>
<p>Could somone pl. recommend a pdf editor that doesnt cost too much (ideally less than $30)?</p>
<p>I am pretty sure that if you cut and paste into a textbox, all formatting will be lost. I'm uploading mine was Word files, that way it won't look funky..</p>
<p>dzzhivago - try PDFill (google it). It costs $20 and I find it works quite well.</p>
<p>This might have already been answered... but I won a scholarship contest that I don't think is an academic honor (it was an essay contest)... where should I put this on the common app?</p>