College Essay Help

Lol don’t write a college essay about wanting to be a banker

I wouldn’t unless you’re a finance hardo. Your essay gives the admissions officer a bit of insight into who you are as a person. I wrote my common app essay on checking for lambs at 3am while living at a farm lol. My supplements were about cereal walls and playing tag.

To respond to your edit, don’t do that either. What do you want to major in? Say Econ and that you want to do research because you have a love for the subject and want to go into academic research in the field OR finance because you want to create/work with micro finance programs in 3rd world countries or financial literacy advocacy nonprofits in inner cities to promote social mobility. All depends on which school.

Absolutely do not say you want to be a banker in your essays lmao. They know you want to do something like that but you can’t just say it flat out. Kind of like how you can’t answer “why IB?” with “money” in interviews. It’s true but you cant just say it.

Feel free to write about what you do.

Feel free to write about what you do. You are who you are, and it doesn't matter what the committee thinks. What do they care if you're a banker or a janitor? I think the most important thing is to show your knowledge. Surprise them by writing an essay without mistakes, with the right amount of words, and easy to read. Then they will be satisfied and will not pay much attention to the topic of the essay. When I was in college, wordcounter.ai always helped me with this. It was an indispensable tool for me. I could write any article perfectly. This tool contains many features that can help anyone.

In fact, you have chosen a very interesting topic.
Were you able to finish everything and what was the result?

I think you should write a topic about your goals in the future.

Oh, i was here!)

Thanks for the help.

Interesting information, I have been studying for a long time and have written a lot of written works, but I have to agree that you always discover something new and interesting. Thanks to my experience, I can now write with ease, but this has not always been the case. There was also something that I had to use services like coursework help, because at that time it was not possible to write really decent essays.

Do not write anything ab banking/money/passion anything like that. Not even kidding this isnt a troll post but pick any random object you see in your room or house or neighborhood and spend hours revising it to make it sounds super sophisticated and make it seem like ur passionate about that story. Basically circle around a point using large vocabulary and meaningless words to make it seem like artistic writing until you dont even know what the fuck it means.

Source: Multiple friends who go to HYPSW who wrote their essays about this. (Friend wrote essay about his alarm clock being turned off during covid-19)

Why are you on an online forum dedicated to financial professionals as a HIGH SCHOOLER? Go enjoy life for 4 years kid, then come back.

Maybe write about how you want to be an entrepreneur if you have some interests or something but I’m totally just spitballing. Showing you’re motivated, different and creative to an extent is a good thing I’m sure.

But I like the idea of answering that question of what do you want to major by tying it to a set of possible careers you could do in the future for it. A lot of “Emily’s” simply write in and say they want to study art because it’s interesting, I’m really not up to date on the college essay trends though.

It's relevant for me

To respond to your edits, when you are asked, "Why is our school a good fit for you"; you should first know why they are asking this question. They want to learn more about your decision-making process. They want to know how you made your choice and the factors important to you. So, you stay positive and share your priorities. You can show your applied knowledge to support your answer to "What do you want to major in and why".

Here are some tips on how to write an admission essay that explains why your school is a good fit for you:

• Start by brainstorming a list of reasons why you want to attend the school. What are the specific aspects of the school that appeal to you? The academics? The extracurricular activities? The location? The school's mission or values? Once you have a list of reasons, you can start to narrow them down and focus on the ones that are most important to you.
• Be specific and personal in your writing. Don't just say that you want to attend the school because it has a good reputation or because it's a good fit for your major. Instead, share specific examples of why you're interested in the school and why you think you would be a good fit. For example, if you're interested in the school's environmental studies program, you could talk about your passion for environmental protection and your experience working on environmental projects in your community.
• Show, don't tell. Don't just tell the admissions committee that you're a hard worker or that you're passionate about learning. Show them by sharing specific examples of your academic achievements and your commitment to learning. For example, you could talk about a time when you worked hard to overcome a challenge in your coursework or a time when you went above and beyond to learn something new.
• Be yourself. The admissions committee wants to get to know the real you, so don't be afraid to let your personality shine through in your writing. Use your own voice and share your own unique perspective. The more authentic you are, the more likely you are to make a positive impression on the admissions committee.

Here are some additional tips:

• Proofread carefully. Make sure there are no errors in grammar or spelling.
• Get feedback from others. Ask a friend, family member, or teacher to read your essay and give you feedback.
• Don't be afraid to revise. The first draft of your essay is just a starting point. Don't be afraid to revise and edit your essay until you're happy with it.

By following these tips, you can write an admission essay that will help you stand out from the crowd and show the admissions committee why your school is a good fit for you.

Thanks for this interesting information!