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1. problem hook, solution , impact on others , people u helped 2. write about something not thought as usually creative , how it impacted the community , combine academic + community , how solves problems 3. quirky mundane skill,establish originality , how it is actually a positive trait like cards= balance 4. (montage), educational grinding , prove I did everything to learn English literature ,Shakespeare ,singing in choirs, 5. you making solutions !! write about 5 bullet points -address the issue ,struggling to adapt, no magic moment acceptance, proactive do something, help others 6. what is the subject why it inspires , how develop interest in that subject in classroom, 2nd para, connecting to activities outside the class, pinpoint specific , sub parts of subject 7. get specific one experience , unique contribution to the cause 8. be crazy
@@29928 didnt expect to get recognized here, thank you for your kind words! i had to stop creating content to focus on academics and as you can see i'm applying to college now haha
Hi!! Thank you so much for this video :) It was very helpful, and I got an offer from UC San Diego and UC Davis for this fall quarter as a Data Science Major.
Would you recommend having the essays be somewhat correlated with my major, or does having essays that tell about my unique experiences that are not necessary correlated with my major good also? I understand there is not a single way to go about writing these essays but I was wondering what would you recommend?
1) Leadership = creative problem solving Ex. Hackathon, team building exercise Creative = not typical like coffee brewing, pH and chemistry How art solves problems 3) Quirky or mundane skill as a metaphor for a value 4) Overcome barrier for intl, ESL, low-income as montage
I have a question, for the 6th prompt, If I am writing about me planning to carry en exhibition about the subject after the admisison time, is that valuable or should I only write about the impact and existed activities that I had executed
I don’t think all of them unless the prompt specifically has a part in which it ask how has what you’ve done impacted your community in a positive way. For example Prompt 2 he explains how you should connect how your art or whatever you use to express your creativity connects to a positive affect you have had on your community due to your creativity
Unless your stories are directly related to an educational experience, I feel like UC's PIQ questions are a terrible way of selecting college students. They have no connection with actual education, which should be the main reason colleges accept students, but rather social/personal experiences, which is plain stupid. If you didn't begin some sort of peaceful protest, somehow add a stop sign through your connections with the local council person as a 13-year-old, or break your leg during a surfing accident, you're pretty much doomed to enter any prestigious college. It's like they don't want any smart people who just look after their education... The system's broken.
i think it highlights applicants who are doers. sure you can be smart, but if you are nothing more than that, how can they be sure that you will contribute to the campus or go off to be a change maker in the world?
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problem hook, solution , impact on others , people u helped
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write about something not thought as usually creative , how it impacted the community , combine academic + community , how solves problems
3.
quirky mundane skill,establish originality , how it is actually a positive trait like cards= balance
4.
(montage), educational grinding , prove I did everything to learn English literature ,Shakespeare ,singing in choirs,
5.
you making solutions !! write about 5 bullet points -address the issue ,struggling to adapt, no magic moment acceptance, proactive do something, help others
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what is the subject why it inspires , how develop interest in that subject in classroom, 2nd para, connecting to activities outside the class, pinpoint specific , sub parts of subject
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get specific one experience , unique contribution to the cause
8.
be crazy
thanks so much for this. 🐐🐐🐐
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You a real one 🤗🤗
Getting into colleges now is just ridiculous
My goat thank you so much for this
i respect you.
@@29928 didnt expect to get recognized here, thank you for your kind words! i had to stop creating content to focus on academics and as you can see i'm applying to college now haha
Hi!! Thank you so much for this video :) It was very helpful, and I got an offer from UC San Diego and UC Davis for this fall quarter as a Data Science Major.
That’s amazing Sahil! Congratulations friend!
Hello am finding difficulties in choosing the right topic to write about. I will be glad if you post a video on the right topics to talk about.
Thanks
6) What it is, develop interest, connect outside classroom, more specific is better
7) Unique contribution to cause, INNOVATE, problem solving
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Would you recommend having the essays be somewhat correlated with my major, or does having essays that tell about my unique experiences that are not necessary correlated with my major good also? I understand there is not a single way to go about writing these essays but I was wondering what would you recommend?
Do you have a video guide on how to write the required essay for UC? University Readiness
what university readiness essay
May you post a video about the prompt that says what will you bring to the college community and why us
1) Leadership = creative problem solving
Ex. Hackathon, team building exercise
Creative = not typical like coffee brewing,
pH and chemistry
How art solves problems
3) Quirky or mundane skill as a metaphor for a value
4) Overcome barrier for intl, ESL, low-income as montage
I have a question, for the 6th prompt, If I am writing about me planning to carry en exhibition about the subject after the admisison time, is that valuable or should I only write about the impact and existed activities that I had executed
Do you have to have how you volunteered in every essay you write or just 1 of them?
I don’t think all of them unless the prompt specifically has a part in which it ask how has what you’ve done impacted your community in a positive way. For example Prompt 2 he explains how you should connect how your art or whatever you use to express your creativity connects to a positive affect you have had on your community due to your creativity
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Abshire Bridge
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Is number 6 different now?
yeah, for me its "What have you done to make your school or your community a better place?"
@@carterhonsinger6360 yeah, I realized the prompts are different for freshman vs transfer students
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Grace Mountains
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Thomas Harbors
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Zieme River
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Unless your stories are directly related to an educational experience, I feel like UC's PIQ questions are a terrible way of selecting college students. They have no connection with actual education, which should be the main reason colleges accept students, but rather social/personal experiences, which is plain stupid.
If you didn't begin some sort of peaceful protest, somehow add a stop sign through your connections with the local council person as a 13-year-old, or break your leg during a surfing accident, you're pretty much doomed to enter any prestigious college.
It's like they don't want any smart people who just look after their education...
The system's broken.
i think it highlights applicants who are doers. sure you can be smart, but if you are nothing more than that, how can they be sure that you will contribute to the campus or go off to be a change maker in the world?
44021 Horacio Knoll