<p>I made minor factual errors in my essay:
I said a car I have from 1960 is from the 1950s and that a1968 car was from 1967. This might seem stupid but I’m worried it looks like I’m lying or something, but it was just a stupid mistake.
It’s also very embarrassing because the cars are central to the essay.
I’ve sent the essay to two schools already. Is this big enough to contact them? Does it count as misrepresentation of facts? or will I seem stupid?</p>
<p>Definitely, absolutely do not. They will never know the difference, unless you happened to attach pictures of the cars to your essay</p>
<p>Don’t worry about it. It’s small enough fact wise, and you definitely didn’t have any ill intent behind it.</p>
<p>Thank you. I just feel really bad about it but it honestly does not change the meaning of the essays. Either way, the years I messed up with have the cars looking very much the same, hence the confusion. </p>