by Kim Lifton
Are you finishing up your admission essay, but it's just too long for the word count requirements? Our experts have advice for trimming it down!
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
Just because students have to write their college essays themselves doesn't mean parents can't help them think about it. Here are some tips to get them started!
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
You have a lot of time on your hands now with the coronavirus outbreak; should you be focusing on your college essay? Before you start, ask yourself these questions.
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
Getting through the college admission process can feel like stumbling around in the dark, so let a real-life college admission expert guide you and share her top advice.
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
There's a lot of misinformation out there surrounding the college admission essay. Consider these myths and facts before you get started.
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by Tayler Butters
CollegeXpress Student Writer
College application season is a super stressful time, but you can make it a little easier by completing them early. Here are some reasons to hit the submit button ASAP.
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by Annalie Buscarino
Student, Washington College
Your college essay is a reflection on you and your experiences, but writing about yourself can be difficult. Here's some good advice on how to get started.
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by Dev Gandhi
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
A college sophomore offers key advice about the early steps of the college search and application process, plus what to remember after getting accepted.
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
Your transfer college application essay is just as important as it was the first time around. Learn how to write a winning essay with this expert advice.
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by Kara E. Joyce
Editorial Assistant, Carnegie Dartlet
Your English teacher has probably advised you to "show, don't tell" in your writing. But what does that even mean? Here's a quick explanation (with examples!).
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