<p>I was incredibly silly, and failed to mention my “position” in a lot of my extracurriculars. For instance, I mentioned that I did dance, but I stopped two years ago. I said that I would enjoy beginning again if I attended the school (Exeter). I failed to mention that I had been on the junior company/company, and was quite advanced. Is there any way I could let the school know my “position”? Could I just mention it in an interview? The problem with that is, I am doing an off-campus interview with an Exeter alum. Do the people interviewing you take notes or anything? Does the interviewer send the notes to Exeter? Would Exeter be able to find all these things out if I mentioned them to my interviewer?</p>
<p>I’m sure the alum interviewer does take notes of some kind and submit them to the Admissions Ofc. But I also think it would be fine for you to write a supplementary letter to the Admissions Director to “clarify” some aspects of your application.</p>
<p>Another option would be to talk with one of the Dance teachers about your interest in starting up the activity again. It would be akin to an athlete talking to a coach or a musician talking to the conductor of the orchestra, and a normal part of the application process.</p>