<p>For the essay: Evaluate a significant experience, achievement, risk you have taken, or ethical dilemma you have faced and its impact on you.</p>
<p>Can I spin the college application process into a significant experience I’ve gone through? Or will it be looked down upon by the admissions people since I haven’t technically gone completely past it yet?</p>
<p>i won’t go with the college application process as your topic, though i had the same thoughts many times. Why? because everyone goes through this self-examination process. Its best if you find something else from your life and write about it. (and obviously do it fast lol)</p>
<p>yo cmon dude… u serious? im sure at least SOMETHING as happened to you</p>
<p>I think you can do it if it’s insightful, like if it exposes a part of your personality.</p>
<p>Definitely avoid discussing the application process. I’m sure admissions people frown when applicants use it as a discussion point.</p>
<p>Alright then. I guess I might be stuck with some generic global warming thing though ;s</p>
<p>find something not so significant, and MAKE it significant.</p>
<p>^ I personally find it impossible to fake the significance of something that has happened to me. I think the admission officers can feel insincerity. Anyway, I ended up having a formal and rather impersonal essay.</p>