<p>Topic 1: I met a special needs man while volunteering to go bowling with them and he taught me a lesson about perseverance.</p>
<p>Topic 2: How I was bullied and it saved who I am and made me a strong person.</p>
<p>Topic 3: I was almost an aborted child and how it has motivated me even more to become an OB/GYN.</p>
<p>Write all three, revise them a lot, and give them to people so that they can tell you which best fits your personal voice.</p>
<p>All topics can be done well or done poorly. I would say that topic 2 is a bit cliche though.</p>
<p>I already wrote all three… :)…and thnx I thought the same about tht topic too…lol</p>
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<p>Anymore suggestions???</p>
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<p>Bump…anyone???</p>
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<p>I’m an English major and I’d be happy to read all 3 and give you some honest feedback. PM me.</p>
<p>send all three over ill give my best critique =]</p>
<p>The first one caught my eye the most. The last one is also very interesting, but you do not want to be too controversial in your essay.</p>
<p>And also like notanengineer says, number 2 seems too cliche. Though cliche topics can be very good too. It is what you make of it</p>
<p>I like to think of college essays like songs. About the same length, should have a title/few-word-theme that aptly summarizes the effort, and should be entertaining, semi-vague, and memorable. And, as in songwriting, you should strive for a balance between “the writer” and “the reader” (a.k.a. don’t sell-out, but don’t write an essay that only you can understand). </p>
<p>Song 1 (‘Broken Man’) would be okay. Song 2 (‘Stone Soul’) would be tight. Song 3 (‘Yo Mama’s Doctor’) would be terrible, albeit potentially worthy of an SNL skit.</p>
<p>Whichever one you feel the most passionate about…Just go with your gut</p>
<p>Thanks guys…I can’t PM my essays my laptop is off right now…I need a new charger…lol…but anymore suggestions.</p>
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