Rough First Draft - please critique Forum
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Rough First Draft - please critique
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Re: Rough First Draft - please critique
2/10
Your sentences are long and weird.
The stories and conversation you have written feels forced
There is no natural connection between your first paragraph and the second
It seems like you wanted to tell a story of fighting the internal struggle of your identity or against being judged by others, but you somehow thought that having a the typical TFA bit in there would help, it doesnt, it makes your story lack purpose and coherence.
You havent given any reason why you want to work for under-privileged.
Id start with the ideas I want to communicate in the statement and start from scratch (I suppose one could keep the ideas said in the first paragraph)
Your sentences are long and weird.
The stories and conversation you have written feels forced
There is no natural connection between your first paragraph and the second
It seems like you wanted to tell a story of fighting the internal struggle of your identity or against being judged by others, but you somehow thought that having a the typical TFA bit in there would help, it doesnt, it makes your story lack purpose and coherence.
You havent given any reason why you want to work for under-privileged.
Id start with the ideas I want to communicate in the statement and start from scratch (I suppose one could keep the ideas said in the first paragraph)
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Re: Rough First Draft - please critique
Thanks for the honest feedback. I've been letting the pressure to get just about anything on paper get to me and it's been resulting in crap :/jimmierock wrote:2/10
Your sentences are long and weird.
The stories and conversation you have written feels forced
There is no natural connection between your first paragraph and the second
It seems like you wanted to tell a story of fighting the internal struggle of your identity or against being judged by others, but you somehow thought that having a the typical TFA bit in there would help, it doesnt, it makes your story lack purpose and coherence.
You havent given any reason why you want to work for under-privileged.
Id start with the ideas I want to communicate in the statement and start from scratch (I suppose one could keep the ideas said in the first paragraph)