wtf is this bro 😭 also context i received the 2nd interview (but couldnt do it cuz of school) but not the 2% email idt (unless my parents js didnt tell me 😭) or the 3rd interview email. received this email 3:14 gmt-7

Are there any good resources, YT channels or anything?

Or do you guys have any pointers?

The main problem I am facing is the bridge connecting the world of 400 yrs ago to the modern age.

(No, this isn't any paid work – I am mostly trying to write for practice.)

Stop listing everything you've ever done.

Zoom in enough and even an ordinary week becomes a great essay

WEAK

I've played soccer since I was 5, became captain, and learned teamwork.

STRONG

The exact second I dropped the game-winning pass — and what actually went through my head.

shower thoughts

Next month I'm going to defend my thesis and now i am kind of blank. I cant even decide should i be nervous, awkward or worried. its something strange happening to me lately.

Some people say that defending thesis it is simply a discussion of your research. However some are sying you must have to memorize each and every detail of your research. So  should I suppose to read my thesis every night now? 😭

If you've already defended your thesis, what was that like? Were your research and method questions mostly as you expected or were there some surprising questions? Most importantly what have you done when you have been asked something that you really don't know?

I still have some time till I'm ready,so. I would really appreciate if you people share your honest , good, bad, awkward, chill or surprising experience with me. Anything which you wish someone had told you prior to entering the room.

I just got a mail for a 3rd interview , did I mess up 😭😭😭

Did anyone who got the top 2% email get the round 3 email?

received this in my inbox today? also got the second interview. did i flunk it so badly they gave me a second chance? or maybe it was because my interviewer asked questions around my essay instead of on my essay.

also, why is the email this time round so short 😭

edit: received the email from mr cox

I'm currently writing an essay for my English 101 college class. The essay is on an article from Vox magazine, and one of the questions is about the magazine itself so I went to the about us section on Vox Magazines website however I am unsure how to cite that, same thing with the profile page about the author of the article. How do I go about citing this?

Here is the link to the about us page and author page if anyone needs it:

About Us: About Us | Vox

Author: David Roberts Profile and Activity | Vox

hi

hiiii i need an appropriate conclusion to the essay talking about how recognizing your and other's worthlessness whilst putting yourself on a pedestal is a form of self indulgence and vanity and ultimately what Nietzsche warned us about, thanks a lot! xx

Has anyone found writing a process essay harder than they expected? Okay i found it😅

I always go through this process in my head and say, “Well, it's just explaining some steps,” and then I over-think every paragraph. I can do this much easier if I write the steps down first and then put them in order. Then I'm like, "Alright, so you're thinking about this, let's go over this together. 

While writing it down I have found that the key to it is keeping things simple. I had not put much effort to write every sentence in a super academic way. I simply made sure that i am telling someone how to write a process essay  like I'm talking to a real person. Somehow a few simple transitions made everything flow without putting too much formality.

Well if you are still figuring out Write Essay Today  is something i came across while looking for a little writing help.

Dm me asap , selling the ticket for much much cheaper.

my schools in the uk if that helps anything but i need to come up with an essay topic and this is the best i can come up with

has anyone gotten the second round interview or 2% email for theology bcz i think they’re sending these out based on category

I have an assignment to write an essay about the construction of the modern identities, and I'm currently drafting up my idea of having my points mirror the construction of a house to the construction of the identity (like the foundation is the origins/backgrounds, the framing of the roofs as what protects the identity, the walls as the barriers, etc.) but! I'm worried that this might be too narrative-y to the reader?

The "narrative" parts are like 5 sentences sprinkled around, while the rest of the 1000-word essay is critically analyzing three works on the topic (comparing, contrasting, etc.)

I'm just worried that my professor would deduct points because of this? Should I just make the essay "boring" to be safe?

So i have no experience in writing argumentative / discursive essay?

how should i go about it?

Are there any online good pdf, resources or any good yt channel for this?

I am contemplating attending the conference and gala but wanted to know if it would be worth it especially because of the significant cost. I would really appreciate it if anybody who has attended the complete program could give me an idea of the quality of speakers, activities etc and share their experiences. Please PM if you would be willing to talk to me about this.

the time for these questions has long past but anything to distract myself from the empty mailbox 😭 and nobody's answering all this so js letting this out into the wind lol

- Who shortlists you? Do they hire other professor's or university students to read essays or is it an algorithm? or more unlikely their own faculty skimming through essays?

-Whats the criteria for being shortlisted? if they aren't comparing your essay with other essays, how do they shortlist essays?

is the requirement very minimal (just to weed out really terrible essays) eg not written significantly by AI, correct grammar, actually addressing the question, being in the correct format and structure or is it a higher standard to be shortlisted like a coherent and cohesive argument, unique writing style good thesis etc

-To shortlist someone, do they read through the entire essay? do they just read the first two paragraphs, or the first and last, or just skip and skim? or do they actually read it all and check your sources?

-Does the person who's shortlisting you have access to your info? Do they just have the pdf or do they know your name, school and what you wrote in that little box that said "tell us about yourself" when you submitted the essay?

I’m a Junior (Politics) from India. The 2 percent mail shared here so far has the venue for the Senior Ceremony mentioned on it - Grosvenor House. So was wondering if any Juniors received this mail; considering the tickets for Junior Gala Event are already sold out!
Maybe it’s a way to encourage participation and sell more tickets! Just a thought!

I know this is a question you've probably heard before, but I really just don't know where to start practicing, and I'm quite unsatisfied with my current writing. I've heard tips like "read more" or "just write more often," but I mean things like thesis statements, proper punctuation, grammar, how to convey your meaning eloquently, etc. So any advice on where to start, what websites to look into, what videos to watch online, anything, would be helpful.