<p>I am applying for a government agency's scholarship and I just completed the essay part of it, but it's only 1 page long. Is that long enough? </p>
<p>thankss!!</p>
<p>anyone??</p>
<p>btw, the question is “In the expandable box below, insert an essay explaining why you wish to pursue a particular field of study and illustrating how you have demonstrated leadership ability.”</p>
<p>You would get better responses if you presented more information regarding the scholarship. A link to the scholarship site would be helpful for anyone who wanted to get a sense of what the essay length should be. Considering the limited amount of information you seem willing to supply in your post, I’d guess that your essay may be lacking in vital details as well.</p>
<p>Sometimes there are reasons people do things, mrs. weasley. In this case, my reason for leaving out some details about the scholarship is simply because I didn’t want every CCer and their brother applying for it. That would just mean more competition for me. Simple as that. </p>
<p>Anyway, the scholarship info can be found here - - - <a href=“https://diajobs.dia.mil/PSOL/htmldoc/eng/ic_dia_help/er/vacat/utap.html[/url]”>https://diajobs.dia.mil/PSOL/htmldoc/eng/ic_dia_help/er/vacat/utap.html</a></p>
<p>thankssss in advance for anyone’s help</p>
<p>Considering that the essay is the only opportunity to go in depth into your experiences and desires, I would be surprised if a single page could accomplish the goal as well as something a bit longer (but that would depend on font size and spacing). Think about word count rather than number of pages–if you have fewer than 600 words, try to add more detail. I didn’t note any option for submitting recommendations for high school students, so the essay will have to do everything it can to bolster your stats.</p>