Write Your Way Into College
Guess how many application essays an admissions officer reads in a year. Hint: It's a lot. Writing a college essay that works is a lot like going on a date. You should be yourself. And be funny -- but maybe not too funny. Check out all our tips on writing an application essay that will make you win big with the admissions officers.
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