How To Write An Essay About Yourself For College Application

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How To Write An Essay About Yourself For College Application
It was not easy thinking about the beast way of dealing with the matter. This compelled us to seek guidance from visiting blogger Jonathan Reider, San Francico University High School’s director of college counseling, who initially served as the Stanford University’s senior associate director of admissions (and humanities instructor). The reason for preferring him is because he experience of both high school and college, and below are his top ten instructions:
Conciseness: Every admissions officer usually find him or herself with a backlog of reading to do on a daily basis as he or she does not expect to spend too much time on a single one, despite the requirement that the Common Application main essay have at least 250 words, but the maximum can be as much as possible. However, writing more than 700 words would not be good for both the writer and the reader since the latter may not be that patient to read it all.
Honesty: It is not advisable to exaggerate titles, offices and achievements. It is god just state facts as they are to avoid causing problems to the writer since not all people can be in the same level.
Individualism: One question that the writer must ask him or herself is how he or she can best differentiate him or herself from the several other applicants both known to him or her and those not known. If one is coming directly from high school to college, then…