JustR said:
Oh!!!
God!!!
I am not
Its just that I wonder
NO my writing wonders all over and No one can understand.
When I read the thread, IT occurred to me if people talk differently then what they write.
Or sometimes, they are better writers than speakers if it going to/will/ or have impacted on the admission process...
Or the vise versa
So I just raised the questions but they are just too RANDOM and out there.
This morning
the computer froze, so I had to click twice when postin and new TWO thread appeared. SO I had to request a closer for the other one.
Stupid as I am sometimes to do stupid things, talk stupid stuff and/or write stupid words.
Well, to answer your question...
I've been told I speak and write pretty well. I've done a lot of speeches and thus on occasion, my writing sounds like a speech. This is particularly true towards the end, because I'm fond of buildups. So more than one person said that the end of my AMCAS essay sounded just like a speech. And when I read through it, my heart began to race as it built. I really love to speak and I love putting emotion into it.
But my writing style has changed a whole lot. It used to be really grandiose, but lately, especially for these essays, I've tried to keep it simple and straightforward. In that way, it's probably not as dramatic as my speaking, but even that, over the years, has become a little less dramatic.
Really, I think an essay is like a speech. It's not like an interview at all, where there's back and forth and you're answering multiple questions and you don't have a lot of time. You have to bring something different there. People appreciate briefer answers, I think, in an interview setting, because it's hard to hold someone's attention for a longer answer unless you have a fun story to tell.
I really don't know if anything I just said is what you meant when you started this thread, but oh well.