<p>When writing persuasive scholarship essays, the writers usually use the following tow strategies:</p>
<p>They either:</p>
<li><p>Use examples from history, the sciences, and various other fields (shows the reader that your point can be proven in a variety of different areas…making it even more true.)</p></li>
<li><p>Use personal experiences as examples…maybe weaving a story and utilizing different parts of it as examples (with personal experiences, the scholarship committee can learn more about you and decide if you truly deserve the award based on ur experiences)…</p></li>
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<p>Which of these methods is more effective, and more likely to win you the scholarship??? Do evaluators really care how well you can relate the subject to different fields of study, or do they care more about learning as YOU, the individual???</p>
<p>What would greater grasp their interest and make them get a positive feel for your essay and ultimately for you???</p>