College application season is stressful for teens, parents, and the whole family. Let's make it a little easier.

Dig into Prompt's ultimate resource for learning what college admissions officers are looking for in college essays.

Learn how to turn parents and teachers into fantastic, essay-supporting assets.

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Learn the difference between what colleges suggest you write your essay about and what college admissions officers are actually looking for.

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I submitted the same essay to 4 different college admissions essay review services. The differences were shocking.

How to write the University of California Personal Interest Questions. What admissions readers want. Choosing your 4 prompts. Notes on each of the 8 questions.

How to write a strong Common App personal statement, Covid-19 response, Activities List, and get good recommendations. What colleges want. Mistakes to avoid.

Colleges require essays so they can assess whether you'll be successful in college and beyond. To prove you'll be successful, you must describe experiences you've had that showcase the 5 traits.

The purpose of college essays is to prove you'll be successful in college and beyond.

How to write a strong Common App Activities List. What admissions officers are looking for; how to avoid common mistakes; how to write succinctly.

How to write a Common App personal statement that impresses college admissions officers. How to choose the prompt, and write a strong essay quickly.

Here are four of the most popular methods of brainstorming that should help you hone in on your topic and devise your supporting points.

Before embarking on your college application, you should reflect. Understanding yourself will help shape the character of your application.

The myth that colleges seek only well-rounded students leads to millions of rejections every year. Prompt explains how to overcome this myth and be spikey!

The introduction is the most important part of your college admissions essay. Your reader’s first impression can either make or break your application.

What do you need to think about including when you are preparing your application? These are the three qualities admissions wants you to show.