Brainstorming Your Common App Essay | College Application Essay Tips | Coach Hall Writes
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- Having trouble writing your common app essay? Not sure where to start or what to write about? I’ve used the exercises in this video to help my own students successfully craft college application and scholarship essays. Sometimes brainstorming is the hardest part, so give these exercises a try.
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This was great video: their is this one experience from when I was younger. I got lost at the airport and before this happened I was a pretty shy and timid kid. After this I becam confident and this changed me to become assertive. Another college essay idea is to write about a special item that my family shared so I am in bind on which to choose
Those sound like good stories!
Is it okay to talk about breakups and how you grew from them or is it not advised?
It depends on the execution. It could be interesting or it could be a bit cliche. If you don’t have any other ideas, it could be a good starting point. I’ve had students write two rough drafts in different topics and then decide which they liked better. Once you write your draft, you could show it to a teacher or guidance counselor for more feedback.
Do I need to make the theme's list if I've already decided on my promt?
No-only if you want to. It could help if you don’t know what you’re writing, but if you have you let topic picked, you probably don’t need to.
@@CoachHallWrites oh okay, thank you:)
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