"My Everyday Life with an Economist Monk" is my essay topic. Focus: curiosity+ resilience/peace+ leadership I chose it because I'm volunteering in ISKCON, and my mentor there is a monk who was previously an economist/banker. I've learned a lot from him. Should I write about this? Also, please give me tips for my essay.
There are tons more tips in my other UA-cam videos! Hope you'll subscribe and follow along. And yes, that topic could work! A good question to ask yourself is: "Does this topic demonstrate the skills, qualities, values, and interests I offer the school as an incoming student?" If yes, then start outlining and writing your first drafts. If no, go back to brainstorming!
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this video is gonna make me CRY I WROTE MY CAE DRAFT YESTERDAY AND JUST STUMBLED UPON THIS VIDEO AND I SEE THAT WE HAVE BOTH LITERALLY USED THE EXACT SAME METAPHOR IN THE EXACT SAME WAY 😭DO I HAVE TO REWRITE MY ESSAY
Hm, if you plagiarized (whether intentionally or unintentionally), you might consider changing some of the content in your essay. If your essay topic is obviously different but you used the same metaphor to describe an experience, that isn't necessarily considered plagiarism.
Hi, college essay guy! Could you give me some opinions and feedback on an idea that I want to write about for my personal statement. So i wanted to maybe write something about growing up in a family buffet restaurant and how the different dishes in the buffet connects to a different point of my life. For example, some people would love certain dishes and it would run out quick, and i would then link that to how joy (or another memory) in my life isn’t always permanent and that it runs out sometimes for a reason and that reason is for the best. Do you think these two topics could work out? Thank you for all these tips. I enjoy watching your videos by the way!
Hi there! Thanks for writing in. We have a few options for getting 1:1 college essay support: 1.) If you're looking for 1-on-1 help with your college application and essays, please submit a request form at this link and our team will be in touch with you soon to share more details about our 1:1 support and how to schedule a call to learn more: www.collegeessayguy.com/college-essay-coaching 2.) If our packages are out of range, we are offering asynchronous reviews of college essays/applications with our Complete Application Review service, which you can learn more about and sign up for here: students.collegeessayguy.com/complete-application-review Lastly, we always have free and pay-what-you-can courses. We recommend starting with our two signature essay courses here: www.collegeessayguy.com/college-essay-courses Happy writing, CEG Team
Hello Ethan! Hope you’re doing well. I was hoping if subtly mentioning about videogaming (80word mentioning how I had to fight toxicity both in gaming and in my home country, then bullet pointed: one tournament win, my rank, forming connections w other female players of my country) in my additional info is a red flag? I’ve concerns about how AO’s view videogaming and dont want to risk it all since there’s little info on it. I look forward to your reply!
Hey College Essay Guy! I'm curious about your opinion of a topic I thought of where I write about an injury that led me to a subject (biomed engineering) I am immersed in. I'm thinking of making the 1st paragraph about the injury, then the 2nd being me finding the subject, and finally the last paragraphs being about prosthetics and bme inventions. I'm also curious on how I can implement qualities and values on this topic if it is a good one.
That topic could work! A good question to ask yourself is: "Does this topic demonstrate the skills, qualities, values, and interests I offer the school as an incoming student?" If yes, then start outlining and writing your first drafts. If no, go back to brainstorming!
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Beautiful Essay! Thank you for sharing!!!
Also, great way of taking the best insight from it. You're brilliant!
Thank you!
"My Everyday Life with an Economist Monk" is my essay topic.
Focus: curiosity+ resilience/peace+ leadership
I chose it because I'm volunteering in ISKCON, and my mentor there is a monk who was previously an economist/banker. I've learned a lot from him. Should I write about this? Also, please give me tips for my essay.
There are tons more tips in my other UA-cam videos! Hope you'll subscribe and follow along.
And yes, that topic could work! A good question to ask yourself is: "Does this topic demonstrate the skills, qualities, values, and interests I offer the school as an incoming student?"
If yes, then start outlining and writing your first drafts. If no, go back to brainstorming!
I love it!!! Your analysis made it sooooo interesting... wow!!! Thank you for sharing!
ur so helpful!
Happy to help!
Thaks for this video💙💙.
Welcome!
soooo helpful
THANK YOU SIRRR
Thanks for the video
No problem!
i am non-us student who cannot afford to pay, is there any way you can help me on my application?
U can apply to schools that offer decent financial aid for international students. You can find out which ones they are through the search filter in collegeboard
Check out our free resources for international students here: www.collegeessayguy.com/international-hub
this video is gonna make me CRY I WROTE MY CAE DRAFT YESTERDAY AND JUST STUMBLED UPON THIS VIDEO AND I SEE THAT WE HAVE BOTH LITERALLY USED THE EXACT SAME METAPHOR IN THE EXACT SAME WAY 😭DO I HAVE TO REWRITE MY ESSAY
Hm, if you plagiarized (whether intentionally or unintentionally), you might consider changing some of the content in your essay. If your essay topic is obviously different but you used the same metaphor to describe an experience, that isn't necessarily considered plagiarism.
Hi, college essay guy! Could you give me some opinions and feedback on an idea that I want to write about for my personal statement. So i wanted to maybe write something about growing up in a family buffet restaurant and how the different dishes in the buffet connects to a different point of my life. For example, some people would love certain dishes and it would run out quick, and i would then link that to how joy (or another memory) in my life isn’t always permanent and that it runs out sometimes for a reason and that reason is for the best. Do you think these two topics could work out? Thank you for all these tips. I enjoy watching your videos by the way!
What resources are available to have someone proofread or analyze your essay? Thanks!
Hi there! Thanks for writing in.
We have a few options for getting 1:1 college essay support:
1.) If you're looking for 1-on-1 help with your college application and essays, please submit a request form at this link and our team will be in touch with you soon to share more details about our 1:1 support and how to schedule a call to learn more: www.collegeessayguy.com/college-essay-coaching
2.) If our packages are out of range, we are offering asynchronous reviews of college essays/applications with our Complete Application Review service, which you can learn more about and sign up for here: students.collegeessayguy.com/complete-application-review
Lastly, we always have free and pay-what-you-can courses. We recommend starting with our two signature essay courses here: www.collegeessayguy.com/college-essay-courses
Happy writing,
CEG Team
Hello Ethan! Hope you’re doing well.
I was hoping if subtly mentioning about videogaming (80word mentioning how I had to fight toxicity both in gaming and in my home country, then bullet pointed: one tournament win, my rank, forming connections w other female players of my country) in my additional info is a red flag?
I’ve concerns about how AO’s view videogaming and dont want to risk it all since there’s little info on it.
I look forward to your reply!
Hey College Essay Guy! I'm curious about your opinion of a topic I thought of where I write about an injury that led me to a subject (biomed engineering) I am immersed in. I'm thinking of making the 1st paragraph about the injury, then the 2nd being me finding the subject, and finally the last paragraphs being about prosthetics and bme inventions. I'm also curious on how I can implement qualities and values on this topic if it is a good one.
That topic could work! A good question to ask yourself is: "Does this topic demonstrate the skills, qualities, values, and interests I offer the school as an incoming student?"
If yes, then start outlining and writing your first drafts. If no, go back to brainstorming!
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Me too. :)