How to NOT use Chat GPT on your College Admissions Essays

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[sarahconnell]

I think the irony is that most essays that have been reviewed by essay coaches end up sounding as “fluffy” and “anonymous” as the ChatGPT version. They encourage the same formulas (problem/solution, emotional hook, descriptive words that evoke sensory or emotional responses) None of the essays I’ve seen on any YouTuube channel read like anything any teenager I know sounds

[wishIKnewHowToLove]

it's very helpful with the limited words essays, Sometimes the only help you need is to get rid of 1 or 2 words to meet the limit.

[Redjanuary]

im using it to help me fix grammar and help me reduce sentence word count because its sometimes hard to fit words with a tight limit. do u think that is ok?

[himanshuchoudhary]

Hi, i am himanshu from india. Could you help to calculate my gpa it is 87.4 in 100 points

[AS-gpfk]

My tip: Ask it to make the essay sound more raw, emotional, and human. Works well.

[geekworthy]

Most kids will! Essays are LAME! The numbers speak for themselves:
1. ACT/SAT Scores
2. Your ability to pay
3. List of accomplishments (definitely athletic)
4. How many endowments your parents have made

How many college essays have football athletes written that actually made any sense and were decent examples of written English? Are you kidding me!