Mmk so I got the college app sent in, thanks for the advice E. Gadd
Anyone have any tips on senior quotes for the yearbook, or what you chose?
Anyone have any tips on senior quotes for the yearbook, or what you chose?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: SlowPokemon on December 03, 2017, 11:03:27 AMI've generally found that when you're writing about something you legitimately care about, the quality of the writing is better.yeah I enjoy it much more and it seems to flow better. Just gotta stay on topic
Quote from: Zunawe on December 02, 2017, 05:22:47 PMBe genuine. If you're not actually invested in what you're writing about, the person reading it will know. They read essays for a living.thanks, that's really good advice. especially that last part, hadn't really thought of incorporating some of the things I could go into at their school into the answer.
Make sure it's about you; not what you know how to say. While it's important to leave an impression of being a good writer, you're not quite being evaluated on the quality of your writing. The point of these papers is for admissions officers to get a sense of who you are. This is the only thing they see from you that isn't a number or a factual statement about what you've done. Use it to tell them who you are beyond the things you've done.
And do a little research and tailor the essay to the school you're applying to. Even if it's obvious (because they'll definitely recognize pandering), it still shows that you're invested and interested enough to do research. Just remember, it's not the point. It just helps show that you're not just copying and pasting the same essay.
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