Alright, thank you, that helped me a lot I first intended to choose an article, but realized a metaphorical story on the same subject would be way more interesting to analyze.
Cheers !</p>
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I would choose the one where I’ve written the most about what I learned as a result of this conflict (Write an essay … that led you to new insights about yourself and/or other people.)
I think they’re mainly looking for that :)</p>
<p>Okay so I finished my last essay at 12:30 this morning. I still have to type them up since they’re all on paper. I think one of them is over 1500 words, but I hope I’m just tricking myself. Otherwise, it will be an afternoon of cutting stuff out.</p>
<p>Still have to write #3. My essays are mostly on the short side (1 and 4 clock in at around 700, and 2 is around 1200, IIRC), but I cbf to try any harder.</p>
<p>I’m confused why people are stressing about essay lengths or judging quality based on quantity. It shouldn’t matter whether your essay is 1500 or 500 words, as long as you answer the question.</p>
<p>p.s. i’m really far behind too, haven’t even started 2 or 5, and none of mine really seem college essay material…oy this coulda been just a big waste of time</p>
<p>Around 7 hours left guys. I’ve finished with them all…just revising atm. </p>
<p>That pile of essays should be me, but instead I’m sending my essays in to represent someone who I don’t even recognize, someone who is nowhere near unique enough. It’s infuriating and is fueling my apathy</p>
<p>I’m finished all of my essays, the last one at 12:45 this morning. Time to type them. I’m really, really hoping that my #3 is not over the limit; it’s looking a little lengthy, but I do have tons of scribbles on my paper so I have hope.</p>
<p>I haven’t really looked at the submit-y page yet, but is it supposed to be blank line AND indent? Or do the indents not work, like somestudent was asking?</p>