Jan
19

25 +Practical, Vital Tips How to Improve Your College Writing Now

By Sophie
Okay, the decision for college has been made; you know you’re going, now it’s time to make sure you’re fully ready. Where do you go to brush up on your academic skills? Your Admissions Advisor gave you a little advice, but all that amounted to was a little booklet showing you how take a test based [...]

Okay, the decision for college has been made; you know you’re going, now it’s time to make sure you’re fully ready. Where do you go to brush up on your academic skills? Your Admissions Advisor gave you a little advice, but all that amounted to was a little booklet showing you how take a test based on what you already know.

Do you know what you need?

A collection resources showing you where to go to not only brush up on your current academic knowledge, but a place where you review the principles that give you the knowledge.

And I have just the solution for you… take a look

When I was getting back into college I wondered if I’d still remember the rules of the English language, I felt pretty good about the basic ones, but I was a bit concerned about the quirky rules.

I knew I was writing e-mails and things for work, but that can be so much different than an essay to get into college passing the grammar and vocabulary of the placement test. A bit of studying or practicing short essays helped and I got in.

But now you have me and this blog, as well as many other experts out here looking to make it a bit easier on you.

 

1. The first to do is to read famous speeches, these will have covered all of the aspects of an excellent essay. Become familiar with the flow and style. Really look at what’s being said and how this is presented to the audience. As you follow the flow ask yourself if you as an audience is receiving the message the presenter wants you to? Does it follow a recognizable format?

Example Speech or Essay Progression, and Format

  • Present concept, and goal of the presentation
  • Outline what the essay will cover
  • Present the body of your typically in three points, i.e. Transformation of idea from beginning to end
  • Present supporting points
  • Draw Conclusion, tying this back into beginning of presentation

Inspirational Help

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/top100speechesall.html

 

 

2. Refresh your skills on the rules of English

English – choose the area you need to focus on.

Stop here http://www.learnenglish.de/improvepage.htm create a plan, see how step by step outline to improve your:

Definitions and Synonyms

http://dictionary.reference.com/tools/toolbar1?trackid=gog-187&ef_id=2001:3:s_4539577448e903f2189bed1c37691f07_3748836475:S1TKRNBbriUAAEkWglgAAAMA:20100118205324

ACT writing test tips

SAT, specific writing tips for testing

 

  3 Be sure you know how to write an Essay:

SAT – The Essay

College Board Essay Tips:

Essay Skills

Before You Write

Writing the Essay

Sample Essays

More Examples

http://www.quintcareers.com/college_application_essay.html

Proof Your Essay- See how to improve it

Creative Approach to taking a test from SAT, collegeboard.com

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Sophie

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Comments

  1. I really liked this posting. I think it can really help people who are getting ready to go back to school or who already are back in school. I recognized some of those great resources too.

    I think this posting could also help people who want to apply to college and need a brush-up on how to write a scholarship essay.

    Thank you for posting this. I think it will help a lot of people.

  2. Sophie says:

    Thank you keep looking for more!

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