College Admissions Essays: What to Leave Behind and What to Keep
Ryan Hickey, Managing Editor of Peterson’s & EssayEdge
An entire book could be written about your life. Regardless of whether or not you think it would be a particularly interesting book, the fact remains that you’ve had a lot of experiences that you could include in your admissions essays. Deciding on which parts of your life to highlight can be difficult, so follow these steps to guide you as you write your essays.
To make things easier, let go of the bad stuff first. Here’s what can be left behind. (more…)
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