<p>Do admissions people like to be informed of updates to your resume? Should I bother informing the colleges I have applied of a new committee I started in school or a state competition I'm entering?</p>
<p>Advice is greatly appreciated:)</p>
<p>If you have a major update, let them know and do it NOW. Mid-February is about as late as advisable to send this stuff in.</p>
<p>What AA said. I sent in a resume with my mid-year report, so hopefully they'll take a look at it. I was deferred SCEA, so maybe it will make them take a second look at my app. :)</p>
<p>but how do you update your resume? (via letter or some strange chart thing?)</p>
<p>Write a letter explaining the awards/honors you've earned since you submitted your application, and ask that the letter be included in your admissions file. Call Admissions tomorrow to see how best to get it to them. At this late date, they may ask you to fax it.</p>
<p>Question. </p>
<p>Like I said, I sent mine with my mid-year report. However, though I obviously sent everything to Yale, I put my Regional AO's name on the envelope and addressed my resume and cover letter to her. Should I still send an email her way to let her know about the additional document?</p>