I hear it often. Parents and teens believe they have to have something extraordinary to gain college acceptance or to win private scholarships.
We live in a small town.”
”Nothing significant has ever happened for a “story” that is good or bad.”
"I have read my teen’s essays and they seem good but nothing like the students that have life-changing events.”
They don’t have anything special. They didn’t start a non-profit foundation. They’re average. Couldn’t be farther from the truth. (Most of the time)
"My kid's essays don't stand out! What can I do?"
First, chill. Not everyone is going to have some earth-shattering global impact project or has survived a deadly disease. Yet a large percentage of teens get accepted to colleges and win scholarships every year.
Colleges and scholarship committees aren’t looking for spectacular. They’re looking for the “real you.” (Your teen).
What are their...
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