Recommendation letters are one of the most important components of any application. It is also the only component of your application that you have little control over. Read More →
Archive for Application Tips – Page 15
Last week, I shared some tips on what NOT to do when responding to the personal statement (aka long essay). Today, I’m tackling the short essay. Read More →
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One aspect of the application people stress the most about is the personal statement, or long essay question. Read More →
Hi everyone,
It’s been a few weeks since I pointed out a feature on the redesigned Admissions Blog. (If you’re working on an application for the upcoming term, then you’ll definitely want to take advantage of this feature.) Read More →
While the application requirement of a standard resume is explicit and plausible, the requirement on a quantitative/language resume seems confusing. What is it? Why do we need it? And how to prepare for a successful one? This blog will walk you through the preparation of a Quantitative/Language Resume, and provide you with some tips to help you create a strong one. Read More →
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