Most admissions committees are looking for applicants who can demonstrate leadership. If you don’t have any formal leadership positions to discuss in your application essays, that doesn’t mean that all is lost.
Watch this short video for Linda Abraham’s definition of “informal leadership” and how to highlight it in your applications.
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