Resume Builder
OUAC activities list, Waterloo AIF, scholarship and job resumes, plus supplementary application drafts.
Open the Resume Builder – free, no account needed.
What it does
- Five formats: a job resume, the OUAC activities list, the Waterloo AIF, a scholarship resume and supplementary application drafts.
- Live word and character counts that match each application's limits.
- Export to PDF. With an account, your logged activities fill in automatically.
How to use it
- Pick the format your application asks for.
- Fill in your details and activities.
- Export to PDF, or copy your answers into the application.
Common questions
What is the Waterloo AIF?
The Admission Information Form is Waterloo's supplementary application. It asks written questions with a word limit and a list of your activities outside class with the hours you spent. The builder lays out the same sections and counts your words as you type. Copy the exact prompts from your Waterloo portal before you finalise.
Which supplementary applications can I draft here?
General personal statement prompts, McMaster Health Sciences written responses, the Queen's Commerce written response with prep notes for the video response, and the UBC Personal Profile questions. Each box counts characters against the limit from recent cycles.
Do the prompts match this year's application?
They follow recent cycles and are paraphrased. Universities change prompts and limits every year, so check the official application before you submit.
Do I need an account?
No. Every format works without signing in. With an account, the activities you have logged fill in automatically.
Related tools
- Grade Tracker – Log every course, track your average over time, and test what-if marks against your target programs.
- Grade 7–12 Planner – A year-by-year plan of courses, goals and extracurriculars built around the major you want.
- Activity Log – Record roles, hours and achievements once, then reuse them in every application.