MBA Applications - The todo list

I'm shocked by how much there is to do. Anyone else overwhelmed?

Set up accounts on websites. Log in, fill out information. Find out my parents job titles. Find out when they graduated from what universities. Revamp my resume. Revamp it again. Confirm each and every title with the HR department. Confirm salary. Find out number of employees at each firm. Find out annual sales. Write short industry blurbs for certain schools. Determine exact dates of attendance at all university or post-high school institutions. Determine exact course titles, exact grades, and calculate each year's gpas. Then download different self-reporting transcript types and place data in there exactly. Double check. Triple check it. Make sure everything is exactly right on every page. Find out what my extracurricular activities were in college. Find out how long I spent on each one. Per week. Was I elected or did I just join? What was the last time I was part of it? What did I do while I was in each one? Why did I do it? How did I do it? How was this meaningful or impactful to the team? Identify key courses taken in undergrad that are pertinent. Identify and confirm exact course titles. Confirm GMAT taken date, and score, percentiles and raws. Input exactly, then also order GMAT scores from GMAT website. Ensure I'm getting the right school code. Identify three recommenders. Prepare a draft outline for the first. Take him or her to dinner. Talk to them about the outline. Explain your plan. Discuss graduate school. Get their buy in, send it to them. Do the same thing for the second and third. Contact students at each school. Try and meet them to talk. Call the alumni and do the same. Call each schools adcom office to determine when you can visit and when you can sit in a class. Prioritize the visits. Identify key deadlines for each school. Identify post graduate activities and what you did and when you joined. Identify key responsibilities at each and write short blurbs about each one. Find out number of members. Get presidents phone number and place on application. Call president and become more invovled with each one. Contact schools to set up interviews. Prepare for interviews. Explain any gaps in your resume. Identify any works published with titles, references and dates. Also list an honors. Describe significant study outside of the US or work outside of hte US. Revamp your resume again by now because its changed. Identify key accomplishments. Double check all the dates. Book any flights and hotels necessary. Get time off work as needed. Write first draft of essays. Complete basic information for application #1. Identify key application #2, narrow school list and start second app. Re-write draft of essays. Have a friend review. Re-write it again. Then again. And again. Double check word counts, spelling grammar. Edit again. Backup your files to a CD in case. Keep track changes on your resume because otherwise you'll forget which one is the latest. Find time at work to squeeze this in. Somehow keep track of the versions at work and the versions at home. Dont get confused. Keep track of each school seperately. Identify key courses at each school that you are interested in so you can speak intelligently about the school.

What did I forget?