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Archive for June, 2009

Guidelines For Writing an Informative Essay

June 2nd, 2009

How To Write an Informative Essay

An informative essay, as the term suggests, is directed at providing the reader with useful and interesting information about a certain subject, in a manner that is cogent and concise. Therefore, the first thing to keep in mind is the profile of the reader. Who is the essay being written for? An essay submitted to a popular science journal has to be written in a style very different from that of a more academic publication. If you are submitting as essay to a professor, you need to be aware of whether the essay is expected to be primarily factual with a few well-substantiated opinions or primarily based on your research supported by certain facts.

How To Write a Great College Admission Essay

June 1st, 2009

College Admission Essays: Separating the Good From the Blah

You’re in your last year of high school and imagining what life will be like a few months from now seems impossible. Yet, the college admission essay committee wants to know where you see yourself a few years from now, why this program is right for you and so on. The cursor on your screen blinks interminably, while you rack your brain for ideas. The first thing to do is to take a deep breath, kid. You are not alone. It’s perfectly normal to not have your life plan mapped out. The trick is to take a rough plan and refine it enough to convince the committee that you mean business.