<p>I probably have already royally screwed this one up considering I have already submitted my essay, but I chose the "Topic of Choice" essay option for the common app and spent months preparing my essay on my family history and the hardships and triumphs of my life.</p>
<p>I loved my essay, and so did my english teacher and school guidance counselor. So, excited, I recently submitted it with the title of "The World of a Wanderer" which fit my essay nicely.</p>
<p>It was exactly 500 words, conveyed everything I needed it to, spent all summer and this year perfecting it. It was ready. I hit submit the other night.</p>
<p>But looking over my submitted common app i realized I may have already made a horrible mistake. I never made up a prompt so to speak that determines what topic I wrote about.</p>
<p>I gave it a fitting title and I'm fairly certain that admissions officers will be able to determine what I wrote about, but do you think they'll mark me off cause I didn't directly say, "For my topic of choice I've written about my family history and personal triumphs/struggles. Enjoy." ?</p>
<p>I'm kind of freaking out right now so if there is anyone that could help it would be appriciated. Thank you :)</p>