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Why X for reapplicants
Mustbe8Characters
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So I'm going to be a reapplicant and I'm wondering if anyone has experience with this - for your Why X essays, did they sound somewhat similar to your prior years' Why X?
I'm running into the issue where my reasons for wanting to attend a school has not changed much. Yet, I'm wary about submitting a similar Why X. For context, I did change my personal statement and diversity statement though
If anyone has any insight on this, that would be great. Thank you!
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I'm pretty much just going to write what I think without regards to what I wrote last year. But I'm not just resubmitting them. I'm writing new ones, but the content will be similar.