hey...i have a question about the second loyola essay.. the question is..."Describe briefly how you have dealt with a personal or academic problem you have encountered." so i can't really think of any major personal or academic problem that i could write about...what should i do? the only thing i have come up with is how i've overcome my shyness in the last few years...but i dont know if shyness is considered a personal problem. does anyone have any suggestions?? thanks!
You're in the same boat I'm in. In these situations I'm usually forced to default to my childhood, during which I had to move like 5 times in 10 years because my dad was in the military, which wasn't really a problem but I can't come up with anything else! Anyone else have this problem? (Hmm, maybe I'll write about the problem of not having any significant problem)
btw, i'm not applying to loyola, but i think that's a great question. you could just write about a class you had trouble in because you didn't like the teacher, time of day, etc. that might be kind of a cop-out though - personal problems are prolly more interesting. -history with drugs/alchohol? -family problems? -relationships? they're more interested in how you respond to your problems..do you back away, sidestep, tackle it, etc.
