March 6, 2026
Let Your Personality Shine
When cruising on the college application highway, your application essay is your personal billboard. While transcripts show your stats, the essay is where you showcase your personality, your talents, your skills, and what sets you apart from other applicants. When you think of your billboard, you want to leave a memorable image, story, or anecdote with your reader. This is your opportunity to let your personality shine with your best storytelling that paints a portrait that is unique to you.
The Human Element (Not AI Generated)
It’s extremely important that your college essay is not AI generated. An experienced reader can detect AI immediately. Many universities will even use an AI detection tool to look for AI generated submissions. Admissions committees want to see and hear about you, your unique qualities, and what makes you a good fit for their campus. It’s important that your voice and personality come through as opposed to the formulaic and often robotic tone that comes from AI generated essays.
How Class 101 Can Help
Class 101 gives you the confidence that your essay reflects the best version of you!
College Essays: A specialized craft
Many students who have had As in High School English may feel like they would not benefit from editing services. However, College application writing is significantly different from standard academic essay writing. Whether it’s the application essay, scholarship essays, or summer enrichment application essays, these pieces must be competitive to attract top-tier schools. Let Class 101 guide your student through this process and help those dream schools’ acceptance letters start flooding their inbox.
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February 3, 2026
Why 8th Grade is the New Junior Year If you ask any HS senior if they had one do-over, what it would be, the vast majority would say, “I wish I had been more prepared as a freshman.” The transition from middle school to high school is often a learning curve both academically and socially, […]
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