paolalazarus
Nov 7, 2010
Undergraduate / "Cliques at school" - Topics for My Essay to UT! [4]
In my opinion, this can either be a big hit or a big fail. Cliques is a very immature subject and the fact that a high school subject like such is of such importance to you doesn't really seem appropriate, not for a college essay at least. However, I might be wrong, if you an prove yourself as a really really good writer through this essay and sen out a deep message than, by all means do so.
Another reason why I believe it isn't a good topic is because it is a personal essay. It seems to me from your outline you're just talking about cliques in general, nothing that had a big impact on yourself.
If you can turn the story around and talk about ow it effected you in some way, than that would be better.
I do recommend brainstorming on more unique topics. I am applying to UT too and I am writing about famine in my country. Of course it doesn't need to be anywhere as serious. I know someone you got admitted to UT and his admissions essay was on socks being lost in the laundry machine. It all depends on how well you develop your subject.
Good luck!
In my opinion, this can either be a big hit or a big fail. Cliques is a very immature subject and the fact that a high school subject like such is of such importance to you doesn't really seem appropriate, not for a college essay at least. However, I might be wrong, if you an prove yourself as a really really good writer through this essay and sen out a deep message than, by all means do so.
Another reason why I believe it isn't a good topic is because it is a personal essay. It seems to me from your outline you're just talking about cliques in general, nothing that had a big impact on yourself.
If you can turn the story around and talk about ow it effected you in some way, than that would be better.
I do recommend brainstorming on more unique topics. I am applying to UT too and I am writing about famine in my country. Of course it doesn't need to be anywhere as serious. I know someone you got admitted to UT and his admissions essay was on socks being lost in the laundry machine. It all depends on how well you develop your subject.
Good luck!