<p>Princeton’s application asks you to tell them about your last two summers…well, not that I haven’t done anything cool the last two summers, but three summers ago I went back to China for the first time since I was little. >_> What should I do? Mention it anyway and say it was three summers ago? Or leave it out and stick to the question?</p>
<p>I don’t think that they will ever find out if it was two or three. Do what you want.</p>
<p>Lie… That’s right… Give into peer pressure.</p>
<p>Does it have to be summer, because I went back to China last winter </p>
<p>You can pretend… sure of course it snows in the summertime in China…</p>
<p>make up anything you want. They won’t care. Don’t say you sat on your lazy butt watching tv. Thats all they care about. THey want you to do something productive.</p>
<p>Would they believe me if I said I visited George Bush at the White House?;)</p>
<p>I cured cancer one summer, then aids the next.</p>
<p>Well I negotiated peace talks in the middle-east, found five new planets, and found a cure for blindness! beat that</p>
<p>I achieved immortality. But seriously, I don’t recommend lying about it-it’s too easy to slip up, and just that one slipup can really screw you over</p>
<p>I am God. After many years of praying, I realized that I was just talking to myself.</p>
<p>Oh, I wouldn’t lie about it -_- I was just wondering if it’s important enough to go beyond the scope of the question and say ‘three years ago…’ but probably not. Thanks.</p>