Corinne met with our staff multiple times to apply for scholarships. She prepared her master application over several weeks. She looked up all the addresses to past employers, schools, and references. She also perfected the spelling, grammar, and wording of her answers to make them more impressive. She also used her master application to apply to colleges and jobs. Her master application impressed people so well that she was accepted to every school she applied to, and three jobs while she was in school.
Additional Uses Shared in Previous Posts
In review, your master application consists of three parts:
- Part A: contains the answers to almost every question you will find on a scholarship, employment, or admissions application
- Part B: includes copies of school transcripts, lists of awards and competitions in which you participated, recitals or theater presentations in which you performed, and other activities
- Part C: describes the themes in your life using value statements to outline your accomplishments and contributions to organizations
In previous posts, we identified several ways that you can use your master application. They included:
- School admission forms
- Online employment applications
- Resumes and cover letters
- Gas, electric, water, sewer, telephone, and other utility applications
- Work performance appraisal
- Professional profiles on LinkedIn, company documents, and professional associations
More Uses for Your Master Application
In addition to these, you may use your master application in the following ways:
- Writing a biography or personal history—The facts you include in your master application provide the outline, facts, addresses, dates, and experiences of your life’s history
- Documents for government assistance—You may use your master application to apply for WIC, WIA, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Community Action Programs, and other government assistance programs
- Background for a Business Plan—Your information may help you complete the biography portion of a business plan to explain the qualifications to warrant giving you a business loan, investing in your business, or buying from your business
- Other opportunities
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