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Fiske Real College Essays That Work

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Top College Essays That Show You What Works

Introducing the ultimate guide to crafting college essays that truly make an impact! 

Fiske Real College Essays That Work by former New York Times education editor Edward B. Fiske is packed with invaluable insights and expert advice and empowers you to create standout application essays that capture the attention of college admissions officers.

Key Features:

  • Real-life Examples: Explore a curated collection of authentic essays, giving you a clear understanding of what works and why.
  • Expert Guidance: Benefit from Edward B. Fiske's years of experience in the field of education and college admissions, gaining invaluable tips and strategies.
  • Essay Breakdowns: Gain insight into the successful elements of each essay with detailed analyses and explanations.
  • Whether you're a high school student navigating the college application process or an educator seeking to guide students toward writing excellence, Fiske Real College Essays That Work is an indispensable tool. Don't miss out on this opportunity to craft memorable essays that set you apart and open the doors to your dream college.

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      • School Library Journal

        November 1, 2006
        Gr 11 Up-This collection of 109 essays begins with an introduction that is clear and to the point. A chapter with practical and humorous tips on writing a great essay follows. Particularly helpful are the references to specific selections that exemplify the trait under discussion. For instance, when offering tips on metaphor, the authors refer to Essay 93, in which a student talks about the stages of his life in terms of Greek scholars, the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment. Divided up by common admissions subjects (a hobby, a significant experience, personal growth, etc.), the writing is goodafter all, these compositions were acceptedbut attainable by average students with average lives. Some teens have amazing or tragic experiences on which to draw when applying to college. However, most have never met the Dali Lama or lost a loved one. These essays are a great jumping-off point for these young people. An excellent purchase for libraries with any percentage of students continuing on to college."Morgan Johnson-Doyle, Sierra High School, Colorado Springs, CO"

        Copyright 2006 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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