Asking a professor, administrator, or employer for a letter of recommendation can be intimidating. Some compare it to asking someone out on a first date. You may be nervous, unsure of his/her opinion of you, and fearful of rejection. No need to worry though. Below are...
The GRE is a computer-adaptive test, meaning the better you do on the first 20 questions in section one, the harder the next 20 questions become in section two. Understanding the structure of the exam will help you feel more confident during the exam. There are three...
A law school personal statement demonstrates two important aspects of the applicant: the personality of the individual (experiences, qualities, attributes) and his/her writing and communication abilities. Practicing law is about effective and persuasive communication....
A medical school personal statement is an opportunity to let your personality shine. It’s a chance for the selection committee to get to know you. It gives a voice to the reasons why you would be a great candidate for medical school and how you will make a...
Always read the university’s directions from start to finish. Be sure to follow all instructions – topic, length, headings, font size, structure, and file type. If you get stuck on the first sentence, keep writing. Often the first couple sentences are the most...
