usually general information...name, parental info, where you live, what school you attend, etc. and some schools may ask you academic questions (i.e., creative pursuits, awards, scholarships, etc.)
That's intended for college I always put HSD or varied since there really is no major in HS
Typically, education is at the bottom of the resume. High School info isn't expected on a resume, just make sure you spell the word College, correctly ;)
Write about other accomplishments or achievements you did not write anywhere else.
yes
Never ever put something that is not true on your application. You could lose your job. I have been asked for my high school diploma even though I have a masters. It all depends what job you are applying for. However you obtained the high school education you needed to get into college is what you need to show.
Put general education or college prep. By the way make sure you spell everything correctly. You misspelled "application" in your question and a manager reading your application will think less of you if you can't spell or fill it out correctly.
you just apply for the school don't fail high school and mention that you play an instrument on your application
In the situation where someone faked their high school diploma in a job application, you should confront them. If you employed them then later discovered that they faked the high school diploma, but do not wish to fire them, you should speak them them anyway.
high school diploma will always look better.
When you are applying for a job or a high school or college
If you took any courses that are relevant to the job then you should note those such as accounting, calculus, languages, etc.
Yes, I want to be a library prefect in my senior high school. And I want perfect application letter for this position.