How to Level Up Your Regular Decision Applications: Craft Great Essays in 45 Days (or Less)

Still working on your Regular Decision applications? There’s plenty you can do in the next 45 days to make your applications stronger without burning yourself out. In this live webinar, we’ll share practical strategies for working smarter, telling a more compelling story, and making thoughtful choices about how you present yourself to admissions officers. Whether you’re polishing your personal statement or tackling a fresh batch of supplemental essays, you’ll leave with actionable tips to make the most of the time you have left.

We’ll cover:

  • What Are Colleges Looking For (Like, Actually)?
  • Working Smart, Not Hard: How to Organize Your RD Applications
  • Four Key Questions Your Personal Statement Should Probably Answer
  • What We Learned Analyzing 300+ Supplemental Essays + Practical Tips
  • How to Stand Out on Your Activities List
  • How to Utilize the Additional Info & Challenges and Circumstances Sections
  • Q&A on Pretty Much Anything You Want

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MEET YOUR HOSTS

Our Facilitators

Ethan Sawyer

Founder • College Essay Guy

Ethan Sawyer is the founder of College Essay Guy which means he has been eating/sleeping/breathing college essays for most of his waking hours since 2003. He is an internationally recognized college essay and admissions expert and the author of the Amazon bestsellers College Essay Essentials and College Admission Essentials.

Each year he and his team reach more than one million students and counselors through the College Essay Guy blog, online pay-what-you-can courses, workshops, books, and one-on-one work. Receiving his undergraduate degree from Northwestern University in Performance Studies, an MFA in Acting from UC Irvine, and two counseling certificates, Ethan’s educational experiences, reading, and training have informed his deep interest in storytelling as a vehicle for personal development and growth, which in turn inspired Ethan to start College Essay Guy.