In this short video, Linda Abraham explores the two kinds of optional essays, who should write them, and what should go into them. Don’t miss the crucial warning at the end.
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[…] application. These personal statements are an integral part of your application, but what about the optional essays? Should you write these or not? After all, they do say “optional.” Here’s the scoop: If they […]