Anonymous wrote:And you wonder why Northeastern gets so many applications! No essays maybe? 😌
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I do not remember so many essays when I applied to college.
So we have the common app essay- great, but every college my kid is looking at requires from 2-4 different additional essays and none of them overlap that much.
Kids have AP courses, sports, work, etc. when the hell are they doing all of this?
Let’s face it, rich kids just pay to have their essays written for them or spoon-fed anyways. It should just be common app essay, GPA, test scores and 2 teacher recs.
I can see why there are so fewer males to females in college.
Stop with the rich kid thing. It isn't true for 99.9% of kids. Why does it makes you feel better to create a scapegoat for a process every college applicant will go through?
Anonymous wrote:I do not remember so many essays when I applied to college.
So we have the common app essay- great, but every college my kid is looking at requires from 2-4 different additional essays and none of them overlap that much.
Kids have AP courses, sports, work, etc. when the hell are they doing all of this?
Let’s face it, rich kids just pay to have their essays written for them or spoon-fed anyways. It should just be common app essay, GPA, test scores and 2 teacher recs.
I can see why there are so fewer males to females in college.
Anonymous wrote:I do not remember so many essays when I applied to college.
So we have the common app essay- great, but every college my kid is looking at requires from 2-4 different additional essays and none of them overlap that much.
Kids have AP courses, sports, work, etc. when the hell are they doing all of this?
Let’s face it, rich kids just pay to have their essays written for them or spoon-fed anyways. It should just be common app essay, GPA, test scores and 2 teacher recs.
I can see why there are so fewer males to females in college.
Anonymous wrote:I do not remember so many essays when I applied to college.
So we have the common app essay- great, but every college my kid is looking at requires from 2-4 different additional essays and none of them overlap that much.
Kids have AP courses, sports, work, etc. when the hell are they doing all of this?
Let’s face it, rich kids just pay to have their essays written for them or spoon-fed anyways. It should just be common app essay, GPA, test scores and 2 teacher recs.
I can see why there are so fewer males to females in college.
Anonymous wrote:He should get them taken care of right now. And pick a reasonable list of schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I do not remember so many essays when I applied to college.
So we have the common app essay- great, but every college my kid is looking at requires from 2-4 different additional essays and none of them overlap that much.
Kids have AP courses, sports, work, etc. when the hell are they doing all of this?
Let’s face it, rich kids just pay to have their essays written for them or spoon-fed anyways. It should just be common app essay, GPA, test scores and 2 teacher recs.
I can see why there are so fewer males to females in college.
Sounds like your kid is over scheduled. Mine wrote his main essay last summer as well as the few supplemental ones once the Common App opened up. He worked FT but there are plenty of hours outside of that to write essays. I'd suggest applying to different schools where you don't have that many essays.
Summer of junior year?
No. He just graduated this year. None of this process was nearly as difficult as this forum suggests if your kid applies to schools they can get into.
Meant did he write it summer of junior year?