College Application Essay Secrets: Online Class June 3rd
Learn:
- What admissions officers are looking for.
- How to find your best topic.
- How to bring out your unique writing voice.
- Engaging ways to emphasize your strengths without bragging.
- How parents can help.
Your handout will include samples of winning essays.
Although college plans may not be known currently because of COVID-19, we do know that writing skills necessary for a strong college application essay are the same writing skills needed in college and beyond.
Where: Your home. This is an online class, open to students and parents at home everywhere. Registrants receive a zoom link.
When: 7-8:30 PM Wednesday June 3rd, 2020. Zoom room opens at 6:30 for Q and A.
Cost: $19 For students and/or parents
Register: Class organized through Saline Community Education.734-401-4020.
This class is a great way to get some small class teaching from Debbie. Her talk at the Ann Arbor Public Library on Oct. 7, 2019 was standing room only:
Ann Arbor Library Mallet’s Creek Branch Oct 7, 2019
“I liked how the lecture was fun and interesting. You kept my interest the whole time! ” –N.B. July, 2019
“Now I’m not going to procrastinate. I learned it’s better to finish my essays ahead of time, to have more time to make edits and revisions.” — R.N. July, 2019
“I liked how we were given prompts that were relevant to some essay prompts, because it allowed me to realize what I could talk about in my essay. My advice to other students: Pick a topic that you are passionate about, not what you think will impress the admissions officers!”–H.H. June, 2019
“This class helped me learn more about structuring college essays. I liked how easy going it was, very supportive and helpful. –A.T. June, 2019
Debbie also works one-on-one with families. Read more here.
Need more assistance with writing your college application essay? Check out the free Essay Coaching quizzes here. Would you like to work one-on-one with a principled, honest, award-winning writer who helps businesses, authors and students tell their story in a compelling, meaningful way? Read how to get started here. Write Debbie Merion: Debbie@EssayCoaching.com.
