Editor's note: Collegewise is spearheaded in Connecticut by Amy Chatterjee. She takes the stress of the college admissions process down a notch (or 5) while unleashing the student's inner confidence, potential, and creativity. Read our interview with Amy here.
How to Write Great College Essays on September 17 from 9:30 am - 11:00 am, hosted by Collegewise. This event is FREE. To reserve your seats, please click here
A lot of really good kids write really bad college essays; essays about how soccer taught them the importance of teamwork, or how they struggled to adapt to strange cultures during a trip to Paris. It’s not their fault; most kids have just never been taught what college admissions officers actually want to read about, or that great college essays need to be written very differently from the essays assigned in high school English classes. That’s why we created this seminar—to teach kids how to find and write their best stories for college essays. We’ll explain what admissions officers actually want (and don’t want) to read, reveal the five most overused essay topics on which far too many kids rely, and teach writing techniques that will help any student write more engaging and effective college essays.
Seating is limited and reservations are required. To reserve your seats, please click here. Then, scroll down the page and type the number of seats you’d like to reserve, along with your name and the email address we should use to send you a confirmation email. Then click confirm RSVP!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Amy Chatterjee, Director Collegewise-Westport amych@collegewise.com
See you there!