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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So: you’ve just been rejected by UCSB and are scouring the internet for example UCSB appeal letters that worked. Ouch. It’s not easy; after all, there aren’t a lot of options out there on the first page of Google that have successful examples of UCSB appeal letters. That’s actually why we wrote this article. We … Read more
We all know why you’re here reading this article: you need to write a winning Master’s in project management essay that gets your foot in the door. Or… maybe it’s a Master’s in Investment Banking. Or… Quantitative Finance? Frankly, it doesn’t really matter what the title is. This guide works very well for anyone looking … Read more
The UCLA supplemental essays (which are just the UC PIQs) are some of the most commonly requested essays we get. And, there’s a good reason for that: UCLA is a coveted school all across the world. Surprisingly, it seems to even have more demand than UC Berkeley. Why? Well, who wouldn’t want to live in … Read more
Ahh, the SATs and ACTs. They’re the bane of every child’s existence. If you attended college in the States, it was likely yours too. Let’s be frank: no one likes to take either test. Both the SAT and ACT are long, difficult, and take much preparation. In addition, tutoring and preparation can cost a pretty … Read more
NYU is one of the greatest universities for a liberal studies major. Its name carries weight, and any field you plan to tackle may find a degree from NYU’s Liberal Studies program quite impressive. However, getting your foot in the door will not be easy. Some students imagine that attending NYU for their Liberal Studies … Read more
Here at PenningPapers, we receive this question every other month. How many times should I take the SAT? If you ask teachers, professors, test prep instructors, and college admissions advisors, they may all give you different answers. Some people tell you to limit yourself to 3 times. Others say to take it until you earn … Read more
If you’re reading this article, chances are you’re no stranger to the many “taxes” that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has taken on you. There is the “forgot your homework” tax. There’s the “inability to pay attention in class” tax. The “left the key in the door again” tax. The “studying at 12% efficiency tax. … Read more
New York: the capital of finance, film, art, entrepreneurship, good food, and ultimately one of the most well-known universities in the world. If you’re fortunate enough, you may even get accepted into NYU. It’s no secret that an NYU degree affords limitless opportunities and, of course, the prestige that comes with it. If you didn’t … Read more
If you search “How many colleges should I apply to?” on Google, one of the first options to appear is a snippet of the College Board’s article. As you can see, they recommend 5-8 college applications consisting of a mix of safety, match, and reach schools to ensure acceptance. However, as of 2023 and the … Read more
In this article, we will cover how to write the Rice University Transfer essays. However, before we start talking about how to write the Rice essays, it’s crucial to know how hard it is to get accepted into Rice as a transfer. By knowing the difficulty, you’ll also know how much time and effort needs … Read more