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How to Write a Strong University Application: Free Workshop for Grades 11-12

Join a free, live application-writing lesson using practice examples for UBC, Waterloo and Ivey. Students can write along with a practice prompt, learn how to explain their own actions and reflection, and adapt an answer to the question and limit.

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UBC, Waterloo and Ivey ask different questions about a student's experiences. Join a live writing lesson and write along with a practice prompt, using your own experience to explain what you did and learned.

  • How to choose an experience that answers the actual prompt
  • How to write along with a practice prompt using your own experience
  • How to organize situation, task, action, result and reflection
  • Why the same experience needs different treatment for UBC, Waterloo and Ivey
  • What Grade 11 students should record and Grade 12 students should revise now

Parents and students in Grades 11-12 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.

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