Princeton University gives you the option to choose one of four extended essays in their writing supplement for 2018. Read below to see how our former admissions officers would answer these questions: Essay In addition to the essay you have written for the Common Application or the Universal College Application, please write an essay of … Continue reading The Princeton supplemental essay 2018
If you plan to apply to any schools in the University of California system, read below to learn how you can best respond to the Personal Insight questions. Remember, these schools are not on the Common Application, so you’ll have to apply directly through the University of California portal. You will have 8 questions to choose … Continue reading University of California’s Personal Insight Questions 2018
The Cornell University supplemental essays differ depending on the specific college you are applying to within the university. Below, please find AcceptU’s advice on answering the different prompts: College of Business – School of Hotel Administration: The global hospitality industry includes hotel and foodservice management, real estate, finance, entrepreneurship, marketing, technology, and law. Describe what has … Continue reading Cornell University 2018 Supplemental Essays
If you’re applying to college for entry in fall 2019, you know how many supplemental essays are required on each of your applications. Here at AcceptU, our team of former college admissions officers is here to offer you our expert advice and guidance when it comes to college applications and supplemental essays. Find a list … Continue reading Supplemental essay advice 2018-2019
Carnegie Mellon University’s supplemental essays consist of three required questions. Read on below to see how our team of former admissions officers would answer these essays: “When we‘re connected to others, we become better people,” said Carnegie Mellon University’s Randy Pausch, author of The Last Lecture. At Carnegie Mellon you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with … Continue reading Carnegie Mellon University’s 2018 supplemental essays