This category of articles is dedicated to all general advice and good notes. All general advice is catered toward applicants who are mostly uncertain or at most decently informed about the nature of the university application essay section. This set of guides can also be helpful for those who are more informed about the way application essays work and are good writers, as our team imparts information most applicants have no access or exposure to.
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This month, we had the very special opportunity to be working with a select group of Grad School Admissions Officers for our state. So hey, that means they’re the read deal behind the admissions process! Who else would you want to get the best advice from? They were interviewed and we collected a heap of … Read more
Stanford boasts an acceptance rate of less than 5%. That means that you’ll be facing up against some of the best students and even the best grades and test scores won’t guarantee your acceptance. But it’s worth it to apply anyway because you can just write the Supplemental Essay and be done with it right? … Read more
Congratulations! We want you in our school… except. Not really. Sort of. You can only attend our school if you can write the UC waitlist essay and get accepted. Hearing that news can be a real bummer, especially since not everyone even knows how to write the UC waitlist essay, let alone have the energy … Read more
You’re waitlisted! That means you still have a chance of getting accepted! But to get accepted, you’ll have to show UC Davis that you’re a good fit for their school. This guide shows how to write a UC Davis waitlist essay that gets you in and shows an example of what a successful waitlist essay … Read more
Worried that your child won’t get into the best university in the world? Consider this your personal college planning checklist for parents by yours truly, PenningPapers! Consider Your Child’s GPA Grades can be a bit confusing when applying to colleges; some schools only take grades from 10-11 into consideration, others take all of high school … Read more
The UC Essay Prompt 8 is perhaps one of the most versatile of the Personal Insight Questions. As such, students should greatly consider writing this as one of their required essays. It is obvious that every UC Personal Insight Question requires you to describe what makes you unique. What can admissions officers learn about you … Read more
Though the UC essay prompt 6 is one of the simpler questions of the PIQs, it can be rather tricky if you don’t know the pitfalls. Simple prompts do not equate to simple essays. This also happens to be one of the more important PIQs because of its direct association with your major. Writing for … Read more
Note: This guide is part of a series of 8 other guides on the best ways to answer the UC PIQ prompts. You can check it out here. If you already know what you want to major in at university, the UC essay prompt 4 will give you a major advantage. This is your opportunity … Read more
This year, we’ve just received great news about one of four latest clients and their UC transfer application. They got in! The school? UC Berkeley. *Cue streamers* Now, they actually got into other schools like UCLA, UC San Diego, and a few other transfer schools of their choice. This article, though, is just focused on … Read more
The first thing that grazes everyone’s minds during the college admissions process is usually this: “When should I hire someone to write my college essay?” That, as many dear readers would have guessed, depends on the situation. Said situation, however, may be a little bit more complicated than most people think. In this article, we’ll … Read more