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Q:
Should my son divulge his diagnosis in college application personal essay to explain support classes for credit and a semester gap on his transcript?
> 60 days ago
Answers (1)
Yes.
On a college application you want to be as honest and open as possible. It's your chance to allow the admission officer to know you. And as people, we like what we understand and know.
Your son's diagnosis has had an impact on his school and it's part of his story. His job on his application is to tell his story as truthfully as possible, including what he has learned about himself having to address this challenge.
John
On a college application you want to be as honest and open as possible. It's your chance to allow the admission officer to know you. And as people, we like what we understand and know.
Your son's diagnosis has had an impact on his school and it's part of his story. His job on his application is to tell his story as truthfully as possible, including what he has learned about himself having to address this challenge.
John
> 60 days ago
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