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The College Personal Statement and Crafting Your Narrative (Admissions Essays Explained)
The personal statement is the most important part of the college application and yet many applicants today continue to make mistakes in tone, content, or even topic. The class will cover the key components of a perfect essay and mistakes of content and style that are commonly made by applicants. You will also learn how to craft a compelling narrative which will make you stand out.
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