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This person I was speaking with yesterday.
I was on my usual rant about taking on a lot more than I could chew comfortably when I happened to ask this gentleman how his applications were going. To my surprise (and horror), he mentioned that he had 4 in the mail, and was working on 4 more that were due in the next few days! I was staggered to say the least. Eight applications for R1? With another Seven scheduled for R2? Now that is what I call a full load.
With regards to Kellogg, I am almost done with final or close to final drafts for all the essays. I just need to proof them and shave a few words off each essay. I ultimately decided to go with double spaced, Times New Roman, 10 point font with 1" top margin and 1.25" side margins. I couldn't squeeze in my story in anything under that number. I find that 10 point font is not really that hard to read. I would have loved to use the 11 point font normally, but a couple of my essays just refuse to squeeze down. I have cut it to the bone, but losing more words will break the essence. And I am extremely happy with the flow of all my essays right now and consider them as some of my best works so far. Anything more or less will destroy its symmetry.
This person I was speaking with yesterday.
I was on my usual rant about taking on a lot more than I could chew comfortably when I happened to ask this gentleman how his applications were going. To my surprise (and horror), he mentioned that he had 4 in the mail, and was working on 4 more that were due in the next few days! I was staggered to say the least. Eight applications for R1? With another Seven scheduled for R2? Now that is what I call a full load.
With regards to Kellogg, I am almost done with final or close to final drafts for all the essays. I just need to proof them and shave a few words off each essay. I ultimately decided to go with double spaced, Times New Roman, 10 point font with 1" top margin and 1.25" side margins. I couldn't squeeze in my story in anything under that number. I find that 10 point font is not really that hard to read. I would have loved to use the 11 point font normally, but a couple of my essays just refuse to squeeze down. I have cut it to the bone, but losing more words will break the essence. And I am extremely happy with the flow of all my essays right now and consider them as some of my best works so far. Anything more or less will destroy its symmetry.
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