Q4. WRITING SCHOLARSHIP ESSAYS

What is one of the most important steps to getting into college according to the text?

• Learning a third language

• Having a part-time job

• Writing the application essay

• Winning a sports championship

What should the tone of your college entrance essay be?

• Casual and humorous

• Genuine and uniquely your own

• Full of technical jargon

• Strictly professional

What is NOT advised to include in your college essay?

• Logical points

• Persuasive writing

• Protracted references to past accomplishments

• A glimpse of your humanity

What should you do if you have a say in the essay topic?

• Pick the most complex topic

• Select a topic that serves your strengths

• Choose a topic that is popular

• Write about your favorite celebrity

What is crucial for crafting a memorable image for essay readers?

• Quoting famous authors

• Establishing your individual brand

• Using complex vocabulary

• Writing a long essay

What should you avoid in your admissions essays?

• Using a clear structure

• Personal anecdotes

• Slang or overly casual language

• Supporting your ideas with examples

What is the consequence of using plagiarized content in your essay?

• You might get a lower grade

• You will be asked to rewrite the essay

• Immediate rejection from the college application process

• It could be overlooked if the essay is otherwise good

What is the recommended action if composition is not your strength?

• Contract with a professional editor

• Submit a video essay instead

• Focus only on your grades

• Ignore the essay part of the application

What is the advised length for college essays?

• 250-500 words

• No less than 750 words

• At least 1000 words

• 800-900 words

What does the text suggest about selecting an essay topic?

• Always choose the hardest topic

• Selecting your own topic can have distinct advantages

• It's best to let someone else choose for you

• The topic is not important as long as the essay is well written