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The application process to almost every college and university in the United States has several parts to it. Each part tells admissions officials at the schools something different about an applicant. 1. A list of the student's activities outside of school can show what his or her interests are.

2. In it, students are expected to write about themselves and express their personal opinions about an issue. The statement helps admissions officers answer questions they may have about a given student.

3. Some schools will ask an applicant a very specific question. Others will let the student choose between different subjects or simply write about anything they want. Generally speaking, there is no one perfect way to write an essay. 4. This could be about a difficult time when they were growing up or a meaningful relationship they had.

However, they should also be careful about the subject they choose. Many students think that telling a sad story makes them easy to remember. 5.What they want is an essay about anything that is truly special or important to the student, and which also shows their better qualities. In addition, it should show the student's understanding of the world and what their experiences or way of thinking will bring to the school.

A. Every school has its own way of looking at the essay.

B. Getting started in the writing process can be difficult.

C. But that is not necessarily what admissions officials want to see.

D. Class grades can show the subjects a student is strong in, for example.

E. Therefore, remember to avoid discussing topics like politics and religion.

F. Given a choice, students should choose to write about an issue they care about.

G. But nothing really tells the story of an applicant as well as the essay or personal statement.

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