Question

SHORT ESSAY TOPIC QUESTION:

Why do you want to attend a College tour off Island?


HOW TO WRITE A SHORT ESSAY:
Steps 1-5 of 6
1. What are you asked to do?
Consider the question you have to answer/discuss
See if it can be broken into parts; make sure to cover each part in your answer
2. Brainstorm the arguments and points you feel would best answer the question
3. Choose two or three of the strongest points; develop a supporting point/example/reference/argument for each
4. Create an outline to structure these points and link them to the supporting information
5. Write a draft
6. Make sure the essay has 750 words or more


Introduction is provided under here

Why do I want to Attend a College Tour off Island to UH Hilo? As a junior in high school, I am at a crucial point in my teen years when making important decisions about my future should have taken place yesterday. One of these decisions is selecting the right college to attend. I have been considering several colleges and universities, but UH Hilo stands out as the best fit for me. To be honest I think attending a college tour to the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo (UH Hilo) is an opportunity that I am highly interested in as it offers a unique educational experience in Agriculture, Forestry & Natural Resource Management. I am eager to attend this college tour to learn more about the academic programs and resources offered by UH Hilo, as well as to gain a better understanding of what student life is like in a new environment.


Argument
- Stay on topic
- Deal with points in the same order as they are listed in your preview sentence
- Use a clear topic sentence at the beginning of each paragraph to introduce and summarize the paragraph’s point
- Ensure that the key words in the topic sentence echo the words used in your preview sentence so that the reader can see where and how your argument is progressing
- Use sentences, not bulleted points

Quotations
- Choose quotations carefully—only use them if they back up your points, and do not quote too much (5-10% of paper at most)
- Always document your sources, even if they came from class readings

Conclusion
- Briefly sum up your argument and relate it to your thesis

Answer 1

1. Before you attempt to answer an assignment question, you need to make sure you understand what it is asking.Discussion questions are a great way to explore and apply concepts with critical thinking. Despite many different wordings, the questions are specifically phrased to let you know exactly how to answer them.

2. Brainstorming questions are questions you might ask in a meeting to help your team think about a problem or subject in a new way.

3. Deal with points in the same order as they are listed in your preview sentence.

4. An objective will help you stay focused and prevent you from drifting off on tangents. Here’s a tip: Academic papers often include a thesis statement.

5. (No Draft)

6. NO ESSAY

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