vangiespen
Sep 17, 2014
Undergraduate / Two short personal statements: one based on diversity, the other based on growth. Which is better? [7]
In my opinion, you should work on developing your first prompt because the tale you were telling was totally relevant to the prompt and showed a side to you that admission officers usually take note of. Your openness to being helpful as a tutor will be a definite plus to the community since college students need all the help they can get. Regardless of the GPA of the student. I have a few suggestions though. Use the portion towards the end where you said you will never forget your experience at the top of your essay. Rework it as an introduction and combine it with the narration that you have in the introduction at this point. That will create the hook that this essay needs to reel in the reader. Talk more about how you developed and molded yourself into a tutor.
It would be nice to explain that your grades constantly improved since the incident and your classmates would come to you for help and unlike your friend, you never turned them down. That will show that you value friendship and camaraderie among groups. It also shows you as a supportive person who does not compete because you know that you all have your winning traits that will help you get ahead in life and that college is not the place to compete. It should be the place to help each other get to the top because once you get out of college, the real competition begins :-) I hope my suggestions work for you.
In my opinion, you should work on developing your first prompt because the tale you were telling was totally relevant to the prompt and showed a side to you that admission officers usually take note of. Your openness to being helpful as a tutor will be a definite plus to the community since college students need all the help they can get. Regardless of the GPA of the student. I have a few suggestions though. Use the portion towards the end where you said you will never forget your experience at the top of your essay. Rework it as an introduction and combine it with the narration that you have in the introduction at this point. That will create the hook that this essay needs to reel in the reader. Talk more about how you developed and molded yourself into a tutor.
It would be nice to explain that your grades constantly improved since the incident and your classmates would come to you for help and unlike your friend, you never turned them down. That will show that you value friendship and camaraderie among groups. It also shows you as a supportive person who does not compete because you know that you all have your winning traits that will help you get ahead in life and that college is not the place to compete. It should be the place to help each other get to the top because once you get out of college, the real competition begins :-) I hope my suggestions work for you.