<p>Hello. I'm applying regular decision, and I wanted to add an additional "resume" as a supplement to explain my extracurricular activities. But, how would/should I format this? Does anyone have any tips or suggestions? </p>
<p>Thank you.</p>
<p>Hello. I'm applying regular decision, and I wanted to add an additional "resume" as a supplement to explain my extracurricular activities. But, how would/should I format this? Does anyone have any tips or suggestions? </p>
<p>Thank you.</p>
<p>Hi-</p>
<p>I too am attaching a resume to my application. Here's the basic guidelines I went by:</p>
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<li>name in large font at top, with address, email, phone # in small font below it</li>
<li>I had three categories (you may have more): Education, Experience, Honors</li>
<li>Make the dates EASY to read. They should be in the same place for each thing so for ex. the dates are to the left of what you did. </li>
<li>So for example, if I wanted to add my highschool to the education section, I'd bold "(name of highschool", add Graduation 2009 to the left of it, and below in regular font (i made it 2 sizes smaller) I added: Drawing and Painting Portfolio Class, 2005-present (enter) humanities 2007, AP such and such with top exam scores on exam..... etc...</li>
</ul>
<p>Sorry if it's confusing! It's hard to explain without actually showing you my resume.
take advantage of all the free resume examples on the web! and don't go over the top designing it because it should be easy to read. and make sure to show your resume to adults so they can check it over.</p>