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($) essay critique! LSE Personal Statement

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We spoke recently about the Personal Statement as part of an application to many (non-MBA) master’s programs, and voila! A Brave Supplicant has surfaced with a draft they want to be snarked up. This is for one of the Master of Science programs at the London School of Economics (good school!), in this case their…

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($) essay critique! LBS goals – and more “show, don’t tell”

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Back in February we posted a sad post about an essay for LBS that we had little hope for. 🙁 Today we’re circling back to that same essay in an interest of helping all of you to better understand this crucial essay-writing advice that we’ve been discussing. You can go back to that original post…

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($) essay critique! LBS post-MBA goals

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Dang! This post was supposed to go up on Friday! And it didn’t! So sorry about that! We haven’t missed a post in like years! Here it is today; we hope it is worth the wait. 🙂 The general rule of thumb for applying to a top MBA program is, apply in the earlier rounds….

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($) essay critique: Stanford “What matters most and why?”

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Here’s what was submitted back in November for consideration for free review on the blahg: Difficult phases – they may seem capable of destroying you but, through personal experiences, I have learnt that trialing periods and weaknesses present an opportunity to learn, and become a better version of myself. Thus, turning life’s lemons into sweet…

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($) essay critique: Kellogg “recent and meaningful leader”

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One of those “Hey EssaySnark gimme some help and do it for free!” requests came in the other day and we were like, “PEOPLE DON’T YOU KNOW THAT THE DEADLINES ARE HERE?!??” We really don’t have time to do these free reviews right now. We’re kinda busy supporting all you Brave Supplicants who are actually…

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($) essay critique! Stanford Essay B: “Why Stanford?”

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Hoboy. Stanford essays are tough for us to review, mostly because, like, well, it’s Stanford, and so almost 100% of the time we’re going to say, “Nope.” It’s especially tough when we get an essay intentionally submitted to us after the app has been submitted, when the earnest BSer is wanting some reassurance that they…

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($) essay critique! Yale “commitment” essay

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It pains us to do this – dissect a BSer’s essay after the deadline has passed – but as we mentioned in a recent essay critique, people often submit their essays for freebie review too late in the game for us to do anything with it. Sometimes it works fine, as with a Yale essay…

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