<p>THESE ARE ALL SUPER ROUGH DRAFTS! </p>
<p>Anyway, I’m going to start by giving the prompt and then the opening paragraph of my essays. I would prefer people who have attended/ are currently attending a college/ university to critique my essay (no kiddies allowed). I’m looking to apply to Vanderbilt, Brown, Cornell, Rice, Tufts, NYU, and UMiami (safety and uber warm)</p>
<p>Grammatical errors will be fixed later on. I’m really looking for over all ideas, thoughts, and feelings after reading my essays.</p>
<p>Critique on opening lines is also wanted! I want it to sound interesting.</p>
<p>Common APP Essay 1: Briefly elaborate on one of your extracurricular activities or work experiences in the space below (1000 character maximum).</p>
<pre><code> Through my internship with the Chicago Zoological Society, I learned how to steal light bulbs, properly jump fences, and build a cardboard hotel for echidnas. These tasks gave me a sense of justice, agile limbs, and a disturbingly immature sense of humor. Surprisingly, I dont often think back to these adventures. Instead, I revel in tasks that built the student that I am today.
Each day I came across a different…
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<p>Common APP Essay 2:Please provide a statement (appr. 250-500 words) that addresses your reasons for transferring and the objectives you hope to achieve.</p>
<pre><code> Its not easy trying to save a life. I used to daydream about spontaneously developing the knowledge, tools, and skills that would make me a super hero during emergencies. But those were just daydreams. I found out that real life isnt quite like I imagined it to be.
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<p>The person I was trying to save was actually a terminally ill wallaby named John. I worked alongside veterinarians to try and find an…</p>
<p>Brown Essay 2:Please tell us more about your interest in transferring: Why does Brown appeal to you as a college option? Who or what has influenced your decision to apply? </p>
<pre><code> My colleges bookstore despises me. I dont really blame them. Each semester I have the audacity to ask to return books that have more pencil, pen, and highlighter marks than actual reading material. I cant help it though. The textbooks that Ive read have delved into topics that Ive never even heard of. Naturally, Im a little curious…
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<p>If you’re interested in czeching them out/ offering an opinion then let’s exchange emails
! Thanks!</p>