No. LifeStream encourages you to be thoughtful about what you ultimately send in a LifeStream portfolio by identifying best examples of academic work (writing, projects, etc), awards and achievements, athletic or artistic talent, community service, extra-curricular activities, interests, etc., and only send those. What’s unique about LifeStream is that you can save all that you want over time and then select out only what you need for your LifeStream portfolio when you need it.
Do you need a lot of examples in your LifeStream portfolio?
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