<p>I had a short story that i wrote published in An Anthology of Short Stories by Young Adults. Can I put that for the question that asks about something I've created? I don't plan on majoring in writing or anything like that. </p>
<p>Also, if I don't anything extremely important to add to application, is it better to just leave the last question that says you can write about anything blank??</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
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Can I put that for the question that asks about something I've created? I don't plan on majoring in writing or anything like that.
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Sure - people do tons of stuff that have nothing to do with their future. I lived in the theater in high school and wrote about it on pretty much all my college apps, but I'm not involved in theater at all at MIT.</p>
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Also, if I don't anything extremely important to add to application, is it better to just leave the last question that says you can write about anything blank??
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Yes. Remember that these admissions people are reading bajillions of apps... wasting their time is probably not the best idea. :)</p>
<p>What if you included two things that you have created? I have my research (abstracts) and a particular drawing that I would like to submit. Would two be too much?</p>
<p>Cough, ahem.</p>
<p>No, two is better than one! </p>
<p>Should I send a copy of my story? I just described it and discussed the themes and my intent in writing it. Is that ok? honestly, I don't even have a copy of it anymore cuz my old computer got stolen and I never bought the book it got published in cuz I didn't have the money.</p>
<p>Oh, and thanks for the advice, Dally! I left the additional info question blank.</p>
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Should I send a copy of my story?
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<p>if it's good.</p>