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Can I say research for this? I ask because I know "academic medicine" includes research.
What is the forums opinion on helping a family member get help for an addiction and eventually to college as the "greatest non-academic achievement"
If that's your greatest non academic achievement then write about it. But don't write about it because you think it sounds good. The best advice I have gotten in this process has been to write essays that reflect genuine feelings. Your voice comes through best and the writing carries an intangible passion. Besides, if you get asked about it during an interview, you'll kill it. Don't force this question; go with what you feel is true.
This is definitely something I'm passionate about. But I'm not sure if it will seem pompous for me to say him beating his addiction is my achievement. You know?
How about maintaining a long distance relationship? Or getting into good shape?
Not quite sure if I agree. Genuinely, my great non-academic achievement would be a 45 kill streak in call of duty but I don't think it would be appropriate to write about that.If that's your greatest non academic achievement then write about it. But don't write about it because you think it sounds good. The best advice I have gotten in this process has been to write essays that reflect genuine feelings. Your voice comes through best and the writing carries an intangible passion. Besides, if you get asked about it during an interview, you'll kill it. Don't force this question; go with what you feel is true.
Is your life really that boring?
You can write about the first time you completed a 5K if it really meant something to you. It doesn't have to be the time that you beat out 1000s of people in a race.