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TIKITEMBO wrote:So, I have a two page resume that is packed with info (no white space/well organized/two bullets per position, etc.) This thing is packed and spiffy. However, I included information that is most relevant to public interest work and my teaching experiences as well as internships and volunteering.

Here's the problem. I'm building a case that I worked a lot during my undergrad. And I did, but not as much in the positions on my resume as one's that I had to leave off. My question is, can I add these positions to the online application under the employment documents section (when schools ask for them) even though those positions are not on my resume? That's where schools ask for the number of hours you worked and that would make me look like I worked much more during undergrad than the current positions on their own. Another option would be to leave the hours out completely as they're not required, but I don't know that I want to do that. I just don't want the schools to be wondering why the info is on application and not in my resume.