The successful essay will:
1.
Succeed in
giving a quick but vivid impression of you as a person, as a student, and an
achiever;
2.
Use striking language,
sharp imagery, sentences that surprise with their originality and forcefulness
of thought;
3.
Use compound and
complex sentences (compound sentences: linking two sentences with "and," "but," and similar words;
complex sentences: qualify sentences with clauses introduced with words like "while," "though," "after," "because," "although"—I'll place a discussion of sentence types on the blog
later today).
4.
Adhere to the
conventions of grammar and spelling.
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