The first prompt is:
Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
This is a fairly standard prompt. The key here is to talk abiut something that defines you.
Make sure not to write about anything tha is already in your application.
This is a great opportunity to add a personality to your application. You can talk about how your background and interests have shaped you as a young adult. You can write about your family background, talent, interest m even a friendship that has helped shape you.
It is important to try to connect your story to your collegiate aspirations and goals.
Focus on how you were shaped .
Some of the best examples I have seen are a student talking about having dysgraphia, a learning disability and how this has made him a more active "hands-on" student rather than bookish.
Another student opened with the line" 2 countries, 3 cities, 8 schools" to talk about her upbringing. and education.
A good opening line like this is a great way to get the readers attention and draw them in to tour story.
Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
This is a fairly standard prompt. The key here is to talk abiut something that defines you.
Make sure not to write about anything tha is already in your application.
This is a great opportunity to add a personality to your application. You can talk about how your background and interests have shaped you as a young adult. You can write about your family background, talent, interest m even a friendship that has helped shape you.
It is important to try to connect your story to your collegiate aspirations and goals.
Focus on how you were shaped .
Some of the best examples I have seen are a student talking about having dysgraphia, a learning disability and how this has made him a more active "hands-on" student rather than bookish.
Another student opened with the line" 2 countries, 3 cities, 8 schools" to talk about her upbringing. and education.
A good opening line like this is a great way to get the readers attention and draw them in to tour story.
You need to identify that one experience
or personality trait that shows the kind of person you are.
Everyone has more than one important
trait, but in answering this prompt, you're telling admissions
officers what you think as your most significant quality.
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