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Great, great advice. I will add two things: 1) Your resume is much easier to read when you put your activities in categories and not by what you did chronologically each school year. NOT like 9th Grade I did this sport and made honor roll and did a service project, 10th grade I did these things, etc. No! Better to break up into Academic Honors, Leadership, Community Service, Sports (or Theatre or Debate or whatever), Employment, Etc. Not only do most sorority rec forms ask for the info in this way, but you get to show how you progressed in each category each year. Like if you played soccer, you would give the info about your soccer experience like JV - 9th, most improved player - 10th, Varsity - 11th, MVP or Captain - 12th, something like that. See? Shows that you stuck with it and progressed. Do this for a job resume too. 2) Please please please thank each rec writer with a personal note for doing this for you and also let us know where you land. Please. Even if you didn't end up in my sorority, I am personally invested in your rush and I want to know how it all worked out!