Free Webinar
How to Stand Out on the (New!) UC Essays
The University of California schools changed their essays and everybody was like “Whaaaat!?”
Students applying in 2016 will be required to write--not two, but--four “Personal Insight Questions,” just 350 words each.
Concerned, confused, or just curious?
I’d like to help. Here is how:
Ethan Sawyer spent the past month (and will spend the next few weeks) hard at work, talking to UC reps and developing new resources tailored specifically to the UC essays.
On May 26, he will present these new resources in a FREE webinar that briefly addresses:
1. How can I identify my four UC essay topics?
2. How do I know if my topic is a good one?
3. How do I stand out on my UC essays?
4. What are UC admission officers really looking for? (Spoiler: I asked some of them.)
5. What does a great UC essay look like?
Want to register? Click here now!
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