<p>Yeah…looking at the statistics I’d feel lucky even to make it to the interview section. I’d really love so much to be a part of the Literature Takes On Moral Complexity seminar haha or any actually…well at the very least I have my college essays written. I doubt I could produce much better work than I did.</p>
<p>I just realized that I submitted my critical analysis essay with no citations…will that disqualify me? I think it’s obvious that all of the quotes are from the same text</p>
<p>^ oh i didnt have any page number either… but i dont think thats big enough a problem to disqualify us… but anyway we should be careful next time …</p>
<p>You can follow the link in the original confirmation email just to make sure. I just checked and it says that my submission was successful. Yeah, I am going to avoid reading over my essays, because I know that they were awful. Also, I did in citations (Last Name, Page Number), but I totally forgot to put a full citation at the bottom… hope that doesn’t disqualify me…</p>
<p>This wait is already killing me guys…but my essays suck in all honesty…I just saw I forgot a period after a parenthetical citation, pretty sure that automatically disqualifies me. </p>
<p>I forgot about TASP after the application was opened and was reminded by others of it near the deadline…Finished those essays in one day and didn’t even read them again…They must looked awful (sigh…). But the application process was already a good one for me. :D</p>
<p>Oh, urgh, I keep looking over my TASP essays even though they really are so, so, terrible. I’m frustrated because even though I’m not an excellent writer, I can do better than I did.</p>
<p>my essays were incredibly bad. i wrote them all within 24 hours. but for #1 i analyzed a robert frost poem (stopping by the woods on a snowy evening) which was a bad idea since it was incredibly difficult to do well. #2 i wrote about how capital punishment is unnecessary/bad/etc. the rest were about my future in politics or economics and blah they all sucked</p>