Our clients are bright, accomplished people—who make these mistakes all the time. Here's what to avoid in your writing.
Staying linear: You don’t need the essay to be linear. (In fact, that's often a snooze.) Imagine your intro paragraph as the opening sequence of a movie—the most thrilling ones start mid-scene. You want to see an action star in action, not waking up to a buzzing alarm clock. Don't save the excitement for many scenes later. Show yourself there, then explain how you got there.
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Staying linear: You don’t need the essay to be linear. (In fact, that's often a snooze.) Imagine your intro paragraph as the opening sequence of a movie—the most thrilling ones start mid-scene. You want to see an action star in action, not waking up to a buzzing alarm clock. Don't save the excitement for many scenes later. Show yourself there, then explain how you got there.
Follow us on Instagram or LinkedIn and check out our blog for more medical school school news, trends, and application tips!
