<p>I submitted my application quite a while ago, but I just noticed that for the summer activities part I didn't list them in order of most recent first...And, were we only supposed to list activities from this summer, not previous summers? Also, for the place to list AP courses, I listed all the AP tests I've taken, including self studied ones (which I didn't take courses for)... that's no big deal right??? </p>
<p>And, finally, in the additional info section, I put in an essay that was actually intended for another college (there's no way to tell though)... it's not a bad essay, but it's basically useless for MIT admission. That won't hurt either, will it?</p>
<p>What do you mean by "it's basically useless for MIT admission"? I doubt it will hurt you, but that's a funny comment. </p>
<p>Do you mean in the self-reported coursework section you listed AP courses you self-studied? Or in the area to list AP scores and such? If they were in the coursework section, they should have at least been marked as self-study, but if they were in the AP score section I think that is fine! In any case, it is probably good to note that they were self-studied, just to show you took the effort to self-study, but as long as you didn't make it seem like you took courses where you didn't, I think that should be great. :-)</p>
<p>Lalaloo6 answered everything else, but regarding the summer activities thing, you're absolutely fine.</p>
<p>The essay is useless because it doesn't do what it asks in the additional info section, tell MIT more about myself. It was just a little story about a college class I took.</p>
<p>And, I didn't mention that the extra APs were self-studied (in the area for AP, IB, ... courses); should I send an e-mail to clarify that?</p>
<p>i think any essay can tell "more about yourself"
and haha nice username?</p>