Meaning of a “strong narrative” in the context of one’s application

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Time and again Ive seen stories on here of people making it to a school they would not have expected to get into (due to luck) or “a strong narrative” etc.
What exactly does that entail? If someone can elaborate that would be great.

Im not talking about a 4.0/528 situation haha

 

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n=1: how to make sense of and communicate your narrative

so on both sdn and reddit one piece of generic advice that you will often hear is some version of "make sure you have a strong narrative!". What does that even mean? I think that is a legitimate question and there probably is not a single answer to it. Here I will walk-through how I tackled this...

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I wrote a post about this earlier this year