School Supplements

A successful Why Us essay indicates you’ll likely enroll if admitted and shows why you’re a good fit. Focus on how your academic interests match what the college offers.

Your Waitlist Essay (aka, Letter of Continued Interest) serve two primary purposes: (1) share new (or additional) information that will make you a more compelling candidate and (2) confirm your level of interest in the school.

Once you have a draft of your résumé, your next step is to write brief descriptions for each activity or relevant experience.

The activities section of the Common Application is a vital opportunity to showcase your achievements and commitments outside of class.

A professional and eye-catching résumé will attract the attention of admissions boards, and highlight your achievements and experience.