<p>Hey Guys ~</p>
<p>I recently sent an application to a school that is not due until January 15th. I am a terrific writer, but for some reason, I had an <i>incredibly</i> difficult time doing the two open response essays. I just had trouble writing about the topics, and they came out bad. What are people's thoughts on how I can correct this? Should I send a letter to be included talking about myself or something else and explain that I had a diffiuclt time or what does everyone think?</p>
<p>(The school by the way is the University of Florida)</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>hey i know exactly what you're going through--i'm also a really good writer, but for some reason i'm just really not doing well w/ the essays. the only essay i think is good is too long and doesn't really match my topics...i don't know if you could write a letter, that might seem a little weird, but does your college allow you to submit supplemental material? i know a few accept writing samples (i think.) maybe it's worth looking into, and getting some old essays that you did well on. good luck!</p>
<p>anyone else know about writing for supplemental material?</p>
<p>Submit a supplemental essay, if you feel that the subject and writing will add something to your application. Otherwise, own up to it, and accept it.</p>