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I'm trying to get a head start into looking at colleges, since my school is very into setting students up. I was wondering if it would be good to start writing practice essays? I know that essays are one of the most problematic parts of applying places and I don't want to be sitting with an empty page. Will this help in the long run?
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• a year ago
yes! i would use common app prompts to practice, test out a couple of different routes you can take ( different impactful events in your life)! what can it hurt?
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• 2 years ago
Of course start writing practice essays! It can't hurt, and it'll hone your writing skills and help you figure out what a college essay should sound like. If you can find the prompts, that would be even better!
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