• SAT/ACT Scores: Input your SAT and ACT scores that you submitted to your college. If you were test-optional, write it in the text box.
• GPA: Input your unweighted GPA out of 4.0

• AP and IB Classes: Add the AP or IB classes you took as well as the scores you received for them on the AP test (Write the scores if it is a 4 or 5)

• Fill out all the other information such as College, Major, State, Zip code, Gender, Race, and Year of Acceptance.

• Resume Description: Include any other information that you provided in your College Essay or Common App. Highlight all the activities you participated in and any leadership positions you held.

• Other Information Includes:

  • Any clubs you participated in, community service, any awards you received, other standardized test scores (like PSAT), varsity sports, any jobs or internships, work with a professor, certifications, or any classes you took outside of school. Include or even write about how you showed your interest in your major.

Why More Details Matter:

• The more detailed and well-rounded your resume is, the more valuable it becomes to high school students looking for guidance.
• Comprehensive resumes with a balance of academic and extracurricular achievements tend to attract more buyers.