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Hi! A question (I hope not dumb). Where can I find individual schools' "optional" essays? I want to start drafting these before starting the applications.... but it seems like the only way to see them is to actually start the specific school application? Is there another way? Is it just verbatim what is on this pagehttps://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/application-requirements-for-top-schools/

Thank you!

I noticed this with Stanford! I can't find the topics and don't just want to assume the ones on the 7sage page are accurate for this year's cycle. I may just start the application to see if they're listed there.

is it typical to have multiple tests for each test date? it seems like the morning and afternoon tests have been different. how will that allow for a valid comparison between test takers to get a proper scaled score?

Q26 -- in the explanation for why E is incorrect JY says that Gilman did not have her "own version of the theory", and dismisses it based on that word, yet the correct answer for Q21 in fact uses the phrase "Gilman's version of Social Darwinism".

I get that E might be wrong based on the first part of the AC ("an introduction to a general type of scientific theory") but Gilman definitely had her own "version" of Social Darwinism.