Detailed, complete sentences...right?

[Cofo]

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In the AADSAS application where they ask about manual dexterity, should I just say "piano, jewelry making"
or...are they wanting detailed complete sentences, such as: "I have been painting with acrylics for ten years, using a canvas medium. I have played the electric guitar for six years."
I have never filled out an application for AADSAS before so I don't know exactly what I should type. Basically, I just need to know if they want concise, incomplete sentences, or detailed, semi-lengthy sentences.

 

[NguyenDDS]

I'm not sure exactly what they want, but for mine, I wrote complete sentences 🙂

 

[Vicviper]

If you can fit it in with complete sentences, go for it. I wasn't able to, so I used a list format.

 

[dentalWorks]

I know a few schools that will judge your writing style from how you answer those questions. Its best (when possible) to use complete sentences.

 

[SeattleRDH]

In the AADSAS application where they ask about manual dexterity, should I just say "piano, jewelry making"
or...are they wanting detailed complete sentences, such as: "I have been painting with acrylics for ten years, using a canvas medium. I have played the electric guitar for six years."
I have never filled out an application for AADSAS before so I don't know exactly what I should type. Basically, I just need to know if they want concise, incomplete sentences, or detailed, semi-lengthy sentences.

The latter sounds better than the former. Use complete sentences

 

[yappy]

Full sentences:

"I've been rockin' it on the drums for the past 10 years - skills yo".