Please assisst me with this.

<p>The typical 'Why college X?' question asks for a short answer describing your intentions on applying tot his college.</p>

<p>I came across Connecticut College's supplementary question and they ask: 'What, in particular, influences your desire to attend Connecticut College?' Now, I love a lot of things about the college, but do I mention all of those since they've mentioned 'in particular' in their question? Do I speak about one thing that I love about the college (for eg: the bioloigy major) or a number of things which I love? </p>

<p>Thanks a lot!</p>

<p>A number of things. </p>

<p>While you no doubt are thinking of this defintion of particular:</p>

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<p>another accepted usage is</p>

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<p>Revealing your detailed knowledge of, and interest in, a number of specific features of the college will make for a more helpful and persuasive essay than speaking only of one specific feature.</p>

<p>Thanks a lot for the helpful response! :D</p>