by Cara Kalf | Sep 30, 2022 | Cara, College Admissions, college application essay, College Application Tips, College Essay, college essay tips, writing tips
What NOT to Write in Your College Essay I never cease to be amazed by the extensive collection of topics the internet tells you NEVER to write about for your college essay: times you were happy, times you were sad, times you were successful, times you made a mistake,...
by Cara Kalf | Sep 1, 2022 | Cara, College Admissions
Why Do You Want to Attend This College, Anyway? It’s hard not to resent supplements. You’ve poured your heart and soul into your Common App essay—it’s a thing of beauty, it’s 650 words, and it’s DONE!—and then right on its heels come the supplements. Of...
by Cara Kalf | Aug 15, 2022 | College Admissions, college coaching
How to Write a US College Admissions Essay The U.S. college obsession is not limited to U.S. students. Top universities across the country are eager to have students from all over the world, and those students are just as eager to study here. If you’re a foreign...
by Cara Kalf | Jul 15, 2022 | Cara, College Admissions, college application essay
Meeting Your College Admissions Deadlines 2022 – 2023 If you’re applying for college admission for fall of 2023, it’s time to create and commit to a schedule. Yes, already. Application deadlines are not flexible! Right now they feel very far away—but ignore them...
by Cara Kalf | Apr 30, 2022 | College Admissions, College Essay
Why College Admissions Boards Want College Application Essays College application essays can feel unfairly high-stakes. How many other places in your life does so much ride on so few words? But pause for a moment and consider what applications would be like if...
by Cara Kalf | Apr 15, 2022 | College Admissions, college coaching
How Do I End My College Application Essay? If the beginning is the most important part of the essay—you must grab their attention!—the ending is a close second. What impression do you want to leave with your readers? Whenever student writers hit a block, they’re...
