If I send my application a college do I have to show up there for an interview?
818858
Depends on the college. I applied and got accepted and did not have an interview. Contact them or go to their website to find out what their admission procedures are.
1006671
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!
272229
dont put it in your resume. what you can do is when you are called to an interview bring a portfolio of awards, like making the deans list etc.,
873980
Depends on the school. A school with set application deadlines should have the date of notifiaction posted somewhere too. (like if the application deadline is dec 15, their notification date may be feb 15). \n\nRolling admissions should let you know within 6 weeks of receiving all your application requirements (application, fee, transcript, tests scores, essay, etc)
872698
Well if it is an official college transcript you cannot lie becuase it is sent from the school.  Do you mean you sent it without verifying an official?  You may get away with this but if they double check you wont.  I work at a school and know this.
808358
I have heard that if you transfer to another school then only your credits will get tranfered not your grades. \n\nBy the way, usually if you take a course twise then most colleges will average out your score to give you a final score, and that will be showed on your transcript.\n\nHope this helps
582967
apply and then attend
434383
No... I applied regular though because the college was highly selective and if you apply early and get rejected your app will not rolll over to regular
819537
Follow-up on your applications by calling the company you applied to. Verify that they received your application and ask them about setting up an interview.
744672
They usually do count. When you apply for colleges, they look at your transcripts which has every single class and grade listed. Good Luck!!
894219
Yes.\nTaylor your resume to the job you are applying for. You should emphasize your strong points as they relate to the job you are applying for.
298830
You have to wait until you at least know what school you are going to.  When you complete the forms it will ask you what school.
947187
not necessarily! i got an unofficial official acceptance in a regular sized letter...basically the dean of the school saying welcome, you'll get your big acceptance packet soon.
1130703
Depends on the college. See prospectus.
947436
Ok, apply to one of the colleges/universities and see if they will accept you.
1151036
research the colleges you want to attend. Go on their web sites, and usually you can request information packages from them. Or call them, and ask them to send you information.
1133833
Why don't you go their website and get some information yourself, if you think you are smart enough to attend. But my guess is, if you didn't recieve any information from them via mail before you graduate, you won't attend, so find somewhere else.