Holt Educational Consultant
Sep 27, 2017
Scholarship / Surging Through Time (Scholarship Essay) [3]
Jenny, this prompt does not call for a creative essay. This is a prompt that calls for a reflective presentation of your life so far. This is your summarized biography. There are aspects of your life that you have to focus on in order to deliver the requirements. First, discuss your parents and their aspirations in life for you. That will explain the context in which you grew up. Then explain how you were inspired by your parents and their dreams for you in a manner that shows how you formed your aspirations for yourself.
When you hit the academic discussion, think about who inspired you? Was it a teacher? A tutor? A classmate? A relative? Who inspired your academic success and why? If it is related to some awards and recognition, that would be even better. As for your challenges, these could be academic or personal in nature. This is the most reflective part of the essay because you need to look back on your hard times or the hard times of your family and explain how this helped you to get to know yourself better as you overcame the challenge. Did it teach you something about how you deal with challenges on a personal level? Or did you learn that family support is important when faced with a challenge?
All of the explanations you provide will help to explain the factors that helped you to grow as a child of the family, an individual, and a student. By revising the total essay and writing it in a straightforward manner instead of wasting word count with such trivial and unnecessary presentations like a countdown, you will be able to better meet the word requirement as well.
Jenny, this prompt does not call for a creative essay. This is a prompt that calls for a reflective presentation of your life so far. This is your summarized biography. There are aspects of your life that you have to focus on in order to deliver the requirements. First, discuss your parents and their aspirations in life for you. That will explain the context in which you grew up. Then explain how you were inspired by your parents and their dreams for you in a manner that shows how you formed your aspirations for yourself.
When you hit the academic discussion, think about who inspired you? Was it a teacher? A tutor? A classmate? A relative? Who inspired your academic success and why? If it is related to some awards and recognition, that would be even better. As for your challenges, these could be academic or personal in nature. This is the most reflective part of the essay because you need to look back on your hard times or the hard times of your family and explain how this helped you to get to know yourself better as you overcame the challenge. Did it teach you something about how you deal with challenges on a personal level? Or did you learn that family support is important when faced with a challenge?
All of the explanations you provide will help to explain the factors that helped you to grow as a child of the family, an individual, and a student. By revising the total essay and writing it in a straightforward manner instead of wasting word count with such trivial and unnecessary presentations like a countdown, you will be able to better meet the word requirement as well.
