Why this college
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Something only this college could answer. Open their website before you write it.
Drafting workspace
Draft your answers with the count in front of you. Nothing you type here reaches us, and the way out is the export rather than a save button.
This is optional. Most people write the real one in whatever their school or college asks for, and that is fine: what matters is that you have made every move once.
We never see what you write here
Everything on this page stays in your browser. It is not sent to us, we do not store it, and there is nowhere on our servers for it to go.
The cost of that: close this tab and it is gone. Copy anything you want to keep before you leave.
The budget
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words over. Cut what somebody else could have written before you cut anything only you could have written.
words left.
Most colleges ask for 500 to 600 words, and some cap it somewhere else entirely. Set this to whatever your own form says.
Why these subjects
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The answer that comes out thin. It needs subject evidence, not enthusiasm.
What you will bring
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Jobs, responsibilities, groups. What somebody could fairly conclude about you.
What you want to do next
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Where these subjects lead, and what happens if you change your mind.
Take it with you
This is the step that matters. Nothing here survives the tab closing, so save or copy it before you go.
CSV is for the bank, which is row shaped. Your written answers come out in the text file, the print sheet and the PDF.
Nothing to say yet?
Go back to the evidence bank. Drafting is much easier once you have four or five things written down with the so what already attached.
Evidence bank