<p>I don't know why it's so hard for people to keep an essay to one page. I'm sure the AdComs would love to read a Stephen King thriller, but 2:00 AM while staring down a pile of applications is not a time to do it.</p>
<p>Point is, regardless of how great a paper is, trimming it down to the recommended amount (or close to it) is a must.</p>
<p>hi...just a thought...ok two thoughts:
1. it is too long! they might just think you're being wordy.
2. "I completely folded, exploded, crashed, burned, and died <--i don't think you need all these words. It's just superfluous.</p>
<p>urr.. anyone wanna read my pg217 essay?? :D???..hehe..</p>
<p>i know it's so freakin last minute. but need some comments.(grammar/structure stuff are fine too.-i need those.)</p>
<p>and yea. definitely keep it one page.</p>
<p>happyggal : yea sure why not? But i can only get back to you like in 7-8 hours time, as i'll be busy.</p>
<p>peachykwan: 1665 words is only a lil longer than my 1515 word essay. I just posted a lil on the other thread regarding essay length, it's all good if it's quality. I'll send you my first experience essay if you want, but is it too late?</p>