USC sending in additional/extra materials

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<p>hi,
i really really really want to go to USC
but the problem is, i really want a scholarship along with it.</p>

<p>i am willing to do <i>anything</i> to increase my chances of admittance/scholarship</p>

<p>i was wondering if i can send in additional materials
(maybe a recording of me playing clarinet--- one i will sent to audition for All-State California Honor Band... and another teacher rec.. music teacher)</p>

<p>however, my major is not music
but i just want to send these to show that i have a passion/talent for music as well.</p>

<p>where do i send it to?
how do i send it?
when do i need to send it by?</p>

<p>thanks(:</p>

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<p>I'm not too sure that they will accept a recording of you playing the clarinet, but they will definitely accept letters of recommendation. You can send in your letters of recommendation through the mail. That's what I did, and they received everything.</p>

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<p>I'm pretty sure if your major is not music, they probably wont want it. Just list which honor bands etc or music honors, and they will understand you have a passion for music.</p>

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<p>when must i send it by to ensure that it would be used in part of the evaluation process?</p>

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<p>send it in as soon as possible.</p>

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<p>Definitely send in recommendations. What is your major? because some schools require you send in additional materials. For the Annenberg school of communication you must send in a one page letter of intent, along with it I also tacked on recs from my AP Euro teacher and English teacher.</p>

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<p>my major is undeclared-- pre-pharm emphasis (TAP program, hopefully)</p>

<p>however, i know USC appreciates students with diversity/background</p>

<p>im willing to send in anything to up my chances to get a scholarship of some kind.. .cause the tuition is kind of expensive :x</p>