I'm wrapping up my college essay, but I'm struggling with the conclusion. How do I end it on a strong note that leaves a lasting impression? Any tips or advice would be appreciated!
Hi there! I remember going through the same process with my child not too long ago. Writing a strong conclusion can feel like a challenge, but it's essential to leave a lasting impression on the reader. <br><br> One approach is to wrap up your essay by referring back to your introduction or a significant moment in your story. This creates a sense of closure and brings your essay full circle. Another option is to end with a powerful statement that encapsulates the main theme or takeaway from your essay. You want your conclusion to leave the reader with a sense of understanding and insight into your character and experiences. <br><br> It's also a good idea to avoid introducing new information in the conclusion. Keep it focused on summarizing and reinforcing what you've already written. And, of course, give it a personal touch by sharing your thoughts or feelings about the future. Remember, this is your chance to leave a lasting impression, so make it count! Good luck with your essay, and I hope these tips help!
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