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Gather Information
Collect all relevant information about your child's achievements, personal qualities, and unique experiences.
Made for Counselors
Creating a Brag Sheet for Your Child
Also useful for: Parents, people in Education
120 min
Family & Parenting
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This playbook provides a step-by-step process for parents to compile a brag sheet that emphasizes their child's strengths and accomplishments, aiding school counselors and admissions officers in understanding the child's character and experiences.
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A brag sheet helps convey a child's unique qualities that may not be reflected in standard applications, giving them a competitive edge in the admissions process.
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What you'll do
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Organize the Content
Structure the gathered information into categories such as academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and personal qualities.
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Draft the Brag Sheet
Using the organized content, draft the brag sheet ensuring clarity and conciseness.
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Edit for Clarity
Review the draft and make necessary edits to improve clarity, grammar, and flow.
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Format the Document
Format the brag sheet to ensure it is visually appealing and easy to read.
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Get Feedback
Share the brag sheet with trusted friends or family for feedback.
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Make Final Adjustments
Incorporate feedback and make final adjustments to the brag sheet.
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Submit the Brag Sheet
Send the completed brag sheet to the appropriate school counselor or admissions officer.
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Creating a Brag Sheet for Your Child
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Your situation
Enter your child's full name.
Enter the name of the school or institution.
List your child's academic and extracurricular achievements.
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Describe your child's personal qualities that stand out.
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Mention any unique experiences that highlight your child's character.
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What you'll do
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01
Gather Information
Collect all relevant information about your child's achievements, personal qualities, and unique experiences.
02
Organize the Content
Structure the gathered information into categories such as academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and personal qualities.
03
Draft the Brag Sheet
Using the organized content, draft the brag sheet ensuring clarity and conciseness.
04
Edit for Clarity
Review the draft and make necessary edits to improve clarity, grammar, and flow.
05
Format the Document
Format the brag sheet to ensure it is visually appealing and easy to read.
06
Get Feedback
Share the brag sheet with trusted friends or family for feedback.
07
Make Final Adjustments
Incorporate feedback and make final adjustments to the brag sheet.
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Submit the Brag Sheet
Send the completed brag sheet to the appropriate school counselor or admissions officer.
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Beginner instructions
Start by gathering information about your child’s achievements and qualities. Use the structured steps provided to compile this information into a cohesive brag sheet.
Advanced instructions
Focus on presenting your child’s experiences and character in a way that resonates with school counselors and admissions officers. Tailor the content based on the specific requirements of the school or program.
Use this when
You need to summarize your child's achievements and qualities for a school counselor or college admissions officer.
You'll need
- Child's Name
- School Name
- Achievements
- Personal Qualities
- Unique Experiences
You'll get
- The brag sheet is complete, well-organized, and presents a clear picture of your child's strengths and achievements.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- The brag sheet is complete, well-organized, and presents a clear picture of your child's strengths and achievements.
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