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Essay Writing Made Easy

College Essay Brainstorming 1 On 1

Class
In this session, we'll dive into the art of brainstorming to uncover unique, personal stories that will form the foundation of your standout college essay.

Class experience

US Grade 11 - 12
Intermediate - Advanced Level
This class is taught in English.
1. Understand the importance of selecting a unique and personal topic for your college essay.
2. Learn and apply effective brainstorming techniques.
3. Identify significant life experiences, accomplishments, challenges, and personal growth moments.
4. Narrow down to a topic that showcases your strengths, character, and potential contributions to a college campus.
With 9 years of experience teaching English from 6th grade ELA to AP Language and Literature, I specialize in nurturing students' writing skills and guiding them through the college essay process. My passion for writing has helped students gain admission to prestigious schools, including USF, UF, and Harvard. I am committed to helping you craft an essay that showcases your unique voice and story, making your application stand out.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Although traditional grades will not be offered, learners will receive an organized summary/notes of our session.
Bring to Your Session:

1. Your Essay Prompt: Please have one essay prompt ready for each session. This focus allows us to tailor our brainstorming and strategies directly to the requirements you're aiming to meet.

2. A Catalog of Your Stories: Compile a list of significant events, experiences, and/or career aspirations that resonate with you. These elements are crucial in crafting a narrative that's both authentic and aligned with your chosen prompt.

*Additionally, if you've already pinpointed a specific topic, event, experience, or career choice you wish to explore in your essay, make sure to bring that information along. This will further personalize our session, ensuring the strategies we develop are directly relevant to your narrative.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
This course uses Canva to document in class brainstorming technique & strategies; Google Forms is used to gather pre-session information. 

*Please Note: This session strictly focuses on the brainstorming process for college essays, we will not be reviewing the college essay as a whole. 
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Hello Everyone!

My Name is Ms. Davis! I'm a passionate educator with over 8 years of experience, dedicated to teaching English across grades 6-12, including Advanced Placement Language & Composition. My educational journey is driven by a deep... 
1-on-1 Tutoring

$30

per class
Meets once
60 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 16-18

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