Sending in Additional Information

<p>I left the additional space box blank on my MIT app. But as I am filling out my common application for other schools(yuck) I see that there are a lot of activities and honors and what not I did not include in my MIT app. Do you guys think it's okay to send in a word document with a table which lists activities/honors and the amount of time in each and a description if necessary?</p>

<p>And is it even too late to send anything to MIT for EA?</p>

<p>note: I know that MIT said do not send in a resume in lieu of the activities page. That's why I don't know what to do. I don't want to come off as a kid who can't follow directions.</p>

<p>Advice is much appreciated.</p>

<p>If you filled out the space for activities, then you are not sending a resume in lieu of the activities space. It’s fine to send additional material, although if you want it for EA, I would absolutely send it today or tomorrow, probably through the fastest option available.</p>

<p>This is exactly what S did last year. He completed the activities section as requested on the app, then sent in a supplemental resume giving more detail and highlighting some of his other activities, etc. He sent it via hard copy with one of his external rec letters for EA. </p>

<p>Stanford was the only school on his list that didn’t want this done.</p>

<p>Not a problem to do this, but mollieb is right – it needs to get there ASAP.</p>

<p>So MIT wouldn’t be annoyed at my addendum listing my other clubs/honors/notes about application?</p>

<p>From the first post in the [MIT</a> admissions FAQ](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/massachusetts-institute-technology/540267-mit-faq-application-year-2008-2009-a.html]MIT”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/massachusetts-institute-technology/540267-mit-faq-application-year-2008-2009-a.html) on this forum:

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<p>Thanks Mollie for that quote</p>