Colege application-Describing myself in one word?
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If you’re really responsible, then put it down. But you’re right, that is a “cliche” word. Try something like persistent or go-getter or resourceful. A good way to get around those “cliche” words is to use a thesaurus. For example, instead of using responsible…use accountable.
Most college application packages are dull. Well-written, carefully edited, boring nonsense. You want to do something that really humanizes you to the reader. Don’t say, “me,” because what does that tell the reader about you? Nothing! Everyone is a “me.”
Look over your essay, your transcript, and your extracurricular activities. Find the one element of your personality that you don’t think is conveyed in all of that stuff. That’s your word.
It shows you feel you are unique, that you have complexity, you carry yourself well, and you are articulate and well spoken by only saying one word.
It leaves the door wide open for almost anything, which would be implying that you are well rounded whereas responsible or accountable or any other words along those lines are one tracked, and they most likely say nothing about you as a whole. And even though Indescrible doesn’t say anything about you either, it says everything at the exact same time.
Like you said you could be funny and say “me”.
But also the resposibility streak shows you have a serious side also.
What about “complexed”
Or, Hmmmm.. i’m not sure.
Try finding out about your personality and come up with a good word that sums it all up.
Sorry i wasn’t helpful.
Good luck.. x
How about: determined, persistent, tenacious, adaptable, analytical, curious, creative
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