What did your child write their essay about?

[Anonymous]

How they survived the wokest high school in DC and didn’t become a liberal.

[Anonymous]

Their first job which they were fired from which is what they were majoring in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How White Europeans didn’t bring the slaves to America but get blamed for it.

Say more about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How they survived the wokest high school in DC and didn’t become a liberal.

What?

[Anonymous]

^ similar to my DDs topic - she loves to shoot for moon, doesn't care she fails as long as she had fun alone the way...

[Anonymous]

If posters willing to add , would love to know what school your child going to along with essay topic (and major if they know already what want to try to do in school).

[Anonymous]

and also, if you can post the whole essay!

Thanks

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[Anonymous]

Along with SAT scores so I can correlate results and topics

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:and also, if you can post the whole essay!

Thanks

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Would you also like genetic samples so you can clone them along with your child’s DNA and slowly take over their life?

That would make for an excellent essay topic.

[Anonymous]

If possible, add the verbatim descriptions for all ECs, who wrote the letters of recs and copies of them if you have…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:and also, if you can post the whole essay!

Thanks

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LOL! Seriously OP, do your own work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Learning how to cook without recipes

I read essays and it’s surprising how many students write about cooking! And dancing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC1 wrote about the imaginary country they invented (along with its system of government and laws, flag, military, education system, etc.).

DC2 wrote about the chronic illness they suffer from and its effect on them as a person.

That’s an interesting topic (imaginary government) - is this a country they invented in their free time as a hobby? I love it.

[Anonymous]

Both my kids wrote about a specific piece of literature and how it had an impact on them and taught them life lessons. Classic book for one kid, story-focused video game for the other. Both write very well and were successful in admissions to their first-choice colleges.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC1 wrote about the imaginary country they invented (along with its system of government and laws, flag, military, education system, etc.).

DC2 wrote about the chronic illness they suffer from and its effect on them as a person.

That’s an interesting topic (imaginary government) - is this a country they invented in their free time as a hobby? I love it.

NP but both my kids had to do this in school, 2 different private schools.