<p>I started my common application on-line after hearing that most colleges prefer on-line applications. But, I wasn't sure if I could send in additional things like a resume or a recording of my piano pieces. The website says not to mix on-line and mailing application, but I'm just sending in supplements, so I wasn't sure if I applied to that case. </p>
<p>It will be greatly appreciated if there is anyone who can answer to my question! Thank you so much:)</p>
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<p>envy0604</p>
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<p>This question would probably be better placed in the "Common App" sticky. To answer your questions, you can upload additional documents/type it in in the Additional Info section. A recording would be something that you mail in. You can always check with the particular admissions office if you are uncertain.</p>
<p>Regarding Post#1,
the common app will have Arts supplements for your college or a generic
common app arts supplement. once you have submitted the main common app
you will get a common app id# at the bootom of your form.</p>
<p>Refer to this or print out the supplement from your online
account. fill this form and mail it in with your recording or
slide of artwork etc.</p>
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The website says not to mix on-line and mailing application, but I'm just sending in supplements, so I wasn't sure if I applied to that case.
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Supplements are fine. What they mean by avoiding mixing online and paper applications is that they don't want you to send Part 1 of the application (usually the part with your biographical info) online, and then sending Part 2 (with your essays and such) by mail.</p>