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After careful consideration, I thought that it would be better if I shared all the videos in Google Drive. Here is the full course ( as the course creator is from Russia, the final essay explanation is in Russian as well) with the essays and final essay//- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wHvr_IIOExqz4MPRNw4oX5glOW-fRppz?usp=sharing

Have you ever struggled writing essays, being not able to find examples from your own life? Have you ever felt uncomfortable describing yourself and distinguishing yourself from others? Have you read that “50 Harvard Essays” materials 3-4 times but never managed to write a similar essay. I have passed through this several times way before applying to US colleges and I have spent a huge amount of money on tutors and courses. Right you are, some did not even teach me the art of writing. I am honest with you, even now I usually spend hours writing essays, but the process is much more smooth now. Now I don’t have to reread the essay 4-5 times and make useless corrections either making the essay grammatically beautiful or better structured. In this post, I will not only share a course that I bought from beloved StudyAmerica about essay-writing but also big tips and techniques from my experience. I will consider only college admission essays; to start with I am a person who used to write all essays the night before the due. The application filling portals either Common App(ComA) or Coalition App(CoaA) are open since August and I suggest you start writing your main ComA or CoaA essays now. The attached course will not magically give you the strength to write and to express your opinions, but the tips will help you be more concentrated. When writing my ComA essay and all additional “Why Cornell, Why NYU” type essays, I used to turn on the music of my childhood. I clearly remember that Viktor Tsoy and AC/DC vibes; a weird fact, but they helped me to recreate the past in front of my eyes. These artists are personally bonded to me, maybe Rihanna has always inspired you. With headphones on low sound, you can talk with your family and friends about unique incidents or daily life cases. After sitting and writing on paper small concepts and stories with a few words you can grab some water and do a quick workout. It becomes crazier and stranger, but workouts stimulate mind work and motivation gets higher and higher. Calm down, it is not the time to reserve a spot in a gym, just have small cardio. Get up, have a sip of cold water and get back to writing. Your next step should be watching essay videos on youtube; what did they think of, how did they manage to get into top schools with top essays. But before, watch videos about what you are curious about. Either they are traveling guides and astronomy lectures or game designing and business making ideas. You will understand what makes you feel comfortable when you realize that you are deep into these videos. Quick alarm,tick-tack, time is running. All this is a long and repeatable process that will once take you to a perfect essay. I don’t give you a 100-percent guarantee, but instead, I offer you a big stimulus and thrust.

Back in times when I was applying to international universities and colleges I was most concerned about writing my application essays. To be true, I started filling in my application and made the first scratches of my essays on November 1. This was the day when UC extended its application submission deadline(I didnt manage to write all UC essays). It was always known that an important part of application- besides high GPA and SAT scores-is the Common App essay and whole essay-writing process.

Answers for the Math section. May 8 2021 International There may be some mistakes Section 3: 1)A 2)A 3)A 4)D 5)C 6)B 7)D 8)B 9)B 10)C 11)D 12)D 13)C 14) D 15)A 16)4 17)1/2 18)50 19)8100 20)1/4 Section 4: 1)D 2)C 3)D 4)A 5)B 6)B 7)A 8)A 9)A 10)D 11)C 12)D 13)C 14)B 15)B 16)A 17)D 18)B 19)D 20)B 21)A 22)D 23)C 24)B 25)A 26)B 27)C 28)B 29)C 30)B 31)576 32)2/9 33)48 34)6 35)40 36)59 37)5 38)2.5

The reading part for May 8 International 2021

The reading passage for May 8 International 2021