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Shael
Location: Witherbee, NY. Gender: Female Total Likes: 7 likes
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| | | Re: Scholarship applications/essays < Reply # 2 on 2/25/2008 11:58 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by vicexsquad I am in the process of applying for a scholarship (it's only worth $1000) and instead of making the essay part a personal choice essay, they decided to provide a question. The thing is, I have nothing to write about the question. Also, I don't remember the proper guidelines to an essay lol. I havent been to college for 4 years.
| Super simple way...three paragraphs. Every essay is made up of at least three of them. First paragraph, you introduce your topic, second paragraph, discuss your topic and third, summarize the first two with a few of your own viewpoints/opinions thrown in. Works the same with the persuasive essay as well. Introduction, discussion of why or why not, then summarization of why you do or do not believe in something. Make it simple, make it plain and make it understandable. This way always works. I've had professors tell me that it's simplistic, but they had to give me A's anyway, because this way is foolproof. It's just that simple, I'm serious. Shael
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| vicexsquad
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| | | Re: Scholarship applications/essays < Reply # 4 on 2/26/2008 9:56 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Shael
Super simple way...three paragraphs. Every essay is made up of at least three of them. First paragraph, you introduce your topic, second paragraph, discuss your topic and third, summarize the first two with a few of your own viewpoints/opinions thrown in. Works the same with the persuasive essay as well. Introduction, discussion of why or why not, then summarization of why you do or do not believe in something. Make it simple, make it plain and make it understandable. This way always works. I've had professors tell me that it's simplistic, but they had to give me A's anyway, because this way is foolproof. It's just that simple, I'm serious. Shael
| They didnt specify on what type of essay, so I was thinking just a normal 3 or 5 paragraph essay or even a narrative essay. Not quite sure.
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