What looks good on college applications?
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Money looks good tell the college your rich.  Thats how bush got into Harvard.  How else could a DumbAss like him get into Harvard.
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Honey, from the looks of your spelling, and strong accent in your typing, it looks like you need to finish grade school and high school first.  College applications need to be done correctly.
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College applications do not ask for resumes.  On your college applications, there will be a section in which you identify and describe your volunteer or community service activities.  There will be another section in which you identify and describe your extra-curricular participation and leadership.\n\nOne note of caution:  Colleges generally prefer to see evidence of long-term, sustained participation in ONE volunteer activity rather than short-term participation in many different activities.  What they are looking for is evidence of interest, tenacity, and  commitment.  So choose one area in which to volunteer, and spend your time there. \n\nAs to your scholarship question, schools do indeed look for more than just good grades.  They look at class ranking, SAT or ACT scores, the difficulty of the courses you've taken, and involvement in extra-curricular AND community activities.  Schools are seeking to admit well-rounded candidates, who have the ability to  bring something special to the incoming class as a whole. (That "something special" can be anything! An unusual interest or skill or expertise, a talent or gift, a particular cultural or ethnic background, or an admirable character trait like tenacity, or altruism.)   So think about what's special about you, work in areas that allow you to cultivate that "special thing," and highlight that in your college applications.\n\nBest wishes to you!
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Volunteering is an EXCELLENT thing to have on college applications.  Not only does it count as an 'extracurricular' activity, but many community organizations offer scholarships and often, if you are committed and do well, leaders from the organization will write you letters of recommendation.  So yeah, get involved! \n\nDo you want to learn a new language or play an instrument?  Or are sports more your thing?  You could be on student council, do yearbook or newspaper, or start a club.  Those are all great on applications and show that you're a well-rounded individual, but do something that you really enjoy, and if you have to create an opportunity for yourself (such as start your own club), that's even better.  It should be fun, too!  If you're not committed and don't enjoy it (i.e. you're only doing it 'cause it looks good on paper), it won't be a positive experience anyway.  \n\nGood luck!
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What kind of application?
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Collect the earlier history of the college before your joining and make an article on it.  I wish you good luck
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List all your outstanding performance from the past, if not included in your original application. Tell them what a great student you will be and what a great loss the student body will suffer if they miss you.\nOther than that, there are still a lot of good schools around(Standford is nearby.)
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anything from edromanguitars.com\nit's fun just to look at them
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Depends on the college. See prospectus.
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I'd imagine fairly good designing skills and drawing skills enough to be able to draw out your designs.\nProbably a good GPA\nOh and an interest in the field
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They have a bunch here,\n\nhttp://www.myspacebrand.com/graphics/layouts/colleges/3/
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Demonstrate your passion for something.  Show your dedication to an interest:  this is much more important than joining a bunch of random clubs to pad your resume.  And which qualifications matter the most really depend on the school you're applying to.  Some love their essays, others look more closely at different things.\n\nAnd relax.  Don't forget to enjoy yourself too, because it is actually possible to do well and have fun.
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Excellent job.  Try for all universities which you have an interest in.  Your SAT scores, are not the only criteria.  Hopefully, you can show extra curricular actions, and perhaps outside job experience, volunteer work etc.. and a desire for achievement!  Good luck
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Ones that look natural. Dont settle for anything less than perfect.
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Yes, put it on there because it is part of your education and you worked hard for that education. Also, people look well upon people that have been to college, finished or not.
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Attendance\nMarks\nTimetable\n\nand lot more you should see the scope of the application
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Keep it short but sweet.  Say what you would bring to the party!  Highlight the 3 most important aspects on your application.