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This weekend my brother was awesome and loaned me his car while he and my dad went fishing. I took advantage of this and drove back to Yakima to spend time with my mom and hopefully diminish my homesickness. Mom and I had lots of good chats. I was also able to visit my grandparents, eat lots of ice cream, and sleep in my own bed. The only work I accomplished was a little bit of progress on my grad school applications. However I realized that my essay is boring and doesn't make me stand out from any other PT applicant. So, here is my call for help... what can I do/say in my essay that would be interesting/exciting/consequential/make me more appealing than the average applicant. Any suggestions are welcome :)
Well, I need to try and do some homework now (after a weekend of R&R).
Sweet dreams
posted by Holly @ 12:13 AM
1 Comments:
No matter what they're asking, what I'm sure they're looking for are applicants that are enthusiastic about doing PT. The best way to show your enthusiasm is to draw from your own experience--share events that got you interested in it, events that solidified your decision, events that gave you the opportunity to do PT related things, even if they're not that spectacular. What they probably want to see is whether or not you'll be dedicated enough to get the degree. Experience and prior knowledge usually come second to that.
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