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fandomsecrets2007-10-07 04:57 pm
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13. I honestly think that depends on where you're applying. Some schools would take that kind of thing better than others. It's always a gamble writing about something truly unique, ESPECIALLY something like fandom, because you could very well hit on some bias or prejudice of an admissions official who will automatically make assumptions about you. =/ but sometimes it really, really pays off - a unique essay can be a saving grace of an application. Why not try writing out an essay based on fandom? Show it to your teachers and your college guidance counselor, if you have one. if they like it, give it a shot! and good luck~ ♥
19. You're retarded. You've never been inspired by anything, ever?
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also, someone else said this sounds like a personal attack and I agree. =/
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(Anonymous) 2007-10-08 03:24 am (UTC)(link)no subject
And it is a HUGE risk. But I'm just saying, if you've got the time (which you very well might not, which would be understandable) try writing up a fandom essay anyway! if it's something your teachers, parents, counselor, and YOU like, it could be worth it to send it in. but if not, go the traditional route. you never know!
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