Adding 'Voted Most...' to Resume

So, I was voted 'most likely to succeed' at my high school. Is that an honor I could or should include on my resume? If so, where would it go, and how would I phrase it?

Adding high school superlatives like 'Most Likely to Succeed' to a college application is not commonly recommended unless you feel it adds a unique aspect to your profile and isn't already represented elsewhere in your application. While this award does illustrate peer recognition, it is inherently subjective and doesn't offer concrete evidence of achievement or skill.

However, if you're set on including it, it would fit under the 'Awards and Honors' section on your resume. You could simply list it as "Most Likely to Succeed, [High School Name], [Year]".

Remember, the key to successful extracurricular or honor descriptions is to focus on concrete achievements and the skills they demonstrate. Consider including recognitions or awards that show tangible accomplishments and have more substance, such as academic awards, leadership positions, or outstanding performance in extracurricular activities. Using the 4 Tiers of Extracurriculars as a guide can help you understand how various activities might be viewed in the admissions process.