<p>I'm having trouble describing my activities (positions held, honors won, etc.), especially when I have had two separate leadership roles in the same category (e.g., clarinet section leader junior year, woodwind section leader senior year - latin honor society treasurer junior year, president senior year). How do I go about doing this? Do they also expect you to put down the years you have held the leadership positions or won the honors (e.g., clarinet section leader 11)? I want to be specific but I also want to have enough room.</p>
<p>Use the Additional Information Section.</p>
<p>How can I do that without sounding stupid by breaking up the descriptions?</p>
<p>send them an additional letter to help them understand the different clubs, etc or have a brag sheet with explanation to provide to your hsgc to accompany the transcript.</p>
<p>think outside the box!</p>
<p>It will be fine, as long as you make sure to let them know which descriptions go with what:</p>
<p>Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) 10/2004 to Present</p>
<p>To promote..........</p>
<p>VP 09/2005 to 06/2006</p>
<p>Would it be bad if on one description I had grades for leadership listed and distinguished because I had room, but not for another.</p>
<p>For example, on my first description I have listed "Lead Clarinet, Section Leader" but no room for grades (11-12). However, next I have for marching band, "woodwind leader 12, clarinet 11" (note that if I had more space I'd put woodwind section leader 12, clarinet section leader 11), so will that look bad with formatting. My other descriptions give me enough room and I am using the extra space mainly to talk about extracurricular honors (county band, playted with professional orchestra) and other things (private lessons, course elaboration). Does this all sound good or is there a problem with my formatting? I'm going to ask my counselor these things either monday, tuesday, or wednesday (depends on which day of school I skip to put finishing touches on essays, short answers, and work on financial aid stuff), but I don't really trust him. Thanks for the help!</p>
<p>Is it okay to just put "see additional information" under the descriptions for the two that I do not have room for? That's what my counselor suggested and I think that may be a good idea since it solves the problem of breaking up my description and the formatting.</p>
<p>bumpppppppppp</p>
<p>I don't think you need the "see additional info". They're used to looking at that section. "See additional" or "see attached" is only necessary if the reader isn't expecting something.</p>
<p>attach a resume and send it.. thats all</p>