WELCOME TO MY COMMON APPATHON!! 🙈🍾💞🎄🎉🎅🏾😍 A weeks worth of last minute tips & tricks for HS seniors who are putting their finishing touches on their applications!! Make sure you sign up to join me at the next Kick Back LIVE where students from every Ivy League will answer your questions and tell you about their experiences!! 🥳 You can find the sign up link in the description box!!
i signed up for the zoom and then i realized it was only for high schoolers lmao i'm a college student but i really like how you're helping all of these applicants and everything!
I enjoy and love all your videos!!!! Really hoping you will some day do a video with students of other countries to talk about the different school/college systems; and other things. I am from Argentina and I study Architecture in the UBA, and I will love to see other students experience in other countries. Hope you are all okey and healthy. All the love.
my favorite is Addis, his story although im hispanic resembles the most to me and columbia is my dream school so hearing his story gives me hope that i can achieve anything in life and how someone like me who currently lives in the bronx can overreach anything blocking my way lol :) fyi i also liked everyone elses, i just felt like Addis was the most relatable to me
hey Domonique - I am a HUGE fan of all your videos (especially the Kick Back) could you please make a video about how deferred applicants get accepted in the Regular Decision round? I just got deferred from my dream school and would love to know some tips to get through. Thank you sooo much!!!!!!
For anyone who’s feeling down: Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming!” John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better. :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and have a great day!!🥰✨💖
@@sarahmwangi9044 that’s my point idiot. Not everyone has that turning point in their lives. It’s either too late or they never have that point in their life. If they do have that turn it’s really gradual and not a compelling story.
@@barsaa._. just write something that you are passionate about. If u can talk about something for longer then 5 minutes, you can write an essay on it. For my Common app I wrote about how I struggled to gain confidence through school. I’m sure you got it.
@@tioolatunji2252 well then did you solve the problem? Is struggling through school really that interesting? Doesn’t everybody? What was so special about yours that sparks interest thats so intriguing
Dude this shit is so fucking annoying. Imagine writing your essay and getting into a top tier school soley because you’re black and have to state that a the beginning of the essay. Affirmative action is so annoying 🙄🙄 Again I’ll repeat: Step 1 into applying to a top tier school .... be black or hispanic. Boom. You’re set.
You’re grasping at straws. They’re a minority!!! They were able to share their unique experiences because of their race which is why identity essays are so important. Colleges like those different perspectives. I’ve seen your other comments and you’re trolling. You have watched all of the college essay videos and you always bring race into the situation. You blame the system for your anger, but you never explain why you’re so angry. A majority is a majority for a reason. When reading an essay people are attracted to uniqueness. Being able to write about their experiences as minorities is one of the reasons that they got accepted.
@@aspiringking5000 You’re missing my point. I get a majority is a majority and vice versa. What I’m saying is there’s only so many “unique” stories about how “I’m black and beautiful” and “people used to make fun of me for how I looked.” Umm need flash. A LOT of people get made fun of for how they look, and no one is saying you aren’t beautiful because you’re black except them!!
@@seannym95 I get your point. Those stories can sometimes be overdone. However, most people who tell those stories actually experienced them. They are playing to their strengths when writing their essay. I would too.
Also, being picked on because of their race/ethnicity is a very big issue. There’s no news flash. That shouldn’t be normalized. It needs to be talked about. They’re not victimizing themselves. They’re telling their story and how they grew.
Believe it or not part of white supremacy is the fact that in American culture black people are mostly socialized so that we actually can’t separate race from our identities based on our experience. That’s probably outside of your window of understanding however thank you for your comment anyway, because if this is how you think then I’m sure there admissions officers who agree, I’m going to take this as advice and go a different route with my essay.
WELCOME TO MY COMMON APPATHON!! 🙈🍾💞🎄🎉🎅🏾😍 A weeks worth of last minute tips & tricks for HS seniors who are putting their finishing touches on their applications!!
Make sure you sign up to join me at the next Kick Back LIVE where students from every Ivy League will answer your questions and tell you about their experiences!! 🥳 You can find the sign up link in the description box!!
omg rewatching this & I love reminiscing on this 🥺❤️ you’ve come so far, Dom! 🫶🏾
these are not only helpful but really interesting too
i signed up for the zoom and then i realized it was only for high schoolers lmao i'm a college student but i really like how you're helping all of these applicants and everything!
OMG, this comment made my day. I'm a senior in college. Good to know I'm not alone.
"She had begun chemo to remove me" come onnn scholars👏🏿🙆🏿
I enjoy and love all your videos!!!! Really hoping you will some day do a video with students of other countries to talk about the different school/college systems; and other things. I am from Argentina and I study Architecture in the UBA, and I will love to see other students experience in other countries. Hope you are all okey and healthy. All the love.
Yes!! I definitely want to start including students from different countries!!:)
Amazing, as always! Keep it up Dom!
Thanks a ton!
I love your channel! I would love to see you interview students from HBCUs
I really enjoyed this kickback. Thank you so much!
Loved this video! I'm applying 2022 from Brazil, you're very helpful thx!
Just what I needed thank you so much!!
Hey Dom , Can you do a 73 qn segment with Wharton School of Business ( UPENN) students like Rithu Rajagopala and Anuva Shandilya from Class of 2023.
Looking so natural
Had to let the natural curls out🙈
my favorite is Addis, his story although im hispanic resembles the most to me and columbia is my dream school so hearing his story gives me hope that i can achieve anything in life and how someone like me who currently lives in the bronx can overreach anything blocking my way lol :) fyi i also liked everyone elses, i just felt like Addis was the most relatable to me
hey Domonique - I am a HUGE fan of all your videos (especially the Kick Back) could you please make a video about how deferred applicants get accepted in the Regular Decision round? I just got deferred from my dream school and would love to know some tips to get through. Thank you sooo much!!!!!!
@Hannah Henris you're amazing thank you!
Wow Addis that was amazing!
Thank you
I! LOVE! YOUR! VIDEOS!
For anyone who’s feeling down:
Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming!” John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better. :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and have a great day!!🥰✨💖
Why do all these ivy students have this perfect essay life, like what the fuck
they write abt the most significant turning point of their lives that determine a future, so shouldn’t it sound passionate or “perfect”?
@@sarahmwangi9044 that’s my point idiot. Not everyone has that turning point in their lives. It’s either too late or they never have that point in their life. If they do have that turn it’s really gradual and not a compelling story.
@@barsaa._. just write something that you are passionate about. If u can talk about something for longer then 5 minutes, you can write an essay on it. For my Common app I wrote about how I struggled to gain confidence through school. I’m sure you got it.
@@tioolatunji2252 well then did you solve the problem? Is struggling through school really that interesting? Doesn’t everybody? What was so special about yours that sparks interest thats so intriguing
@@ishita1156 lol who the fk r u Diane from Bojack horseman?
muito bonita voce 🤔😍😘💃👈☝👋👍
Dude this shit is so fucking annoying. Imagine writing your essay and getting into a top tier school soley because you’re black and have to state that a the beginning of the essay. Affirmative action is so annoying 🙄🙄
Again I’ll repeat: Step 1 into applying to a top tier school .... be black or hispanic. Boom. You’re set.
You’re grasping at straws. They’re a minority!!! They were able to share their unique experiences because of their race which is why identity essays are so important. Colleges like those different perspectives. I’ve seen your other comments and you’re trolling. You have watched all of the college essay videos and you always bring race into the situation. You blame the system for your anger, but you never explain why you’re so angry. A majority is a majority for a reason. When reading an essay people are attracted to uniqueness. Being able to write about their experiences as minorities is one of the reasons that they got accepted.
@@aspiringking5000 You’re missing my point. I get a majority is a majority and vice versa. What I’m saying is there’s only so many “unique” stories about how “I’m black and beautiful” and “people used to make fun of me for how I looked.” Umm need flash. A LOT of people get made fun of for how they look, and no one is saying you aren’t beautiful because you’re black except them!!
@@seannym95 I get your point. Those stories can sometimes be overdone. However, most people who tell those stories actually experienced them. They are playing to their strengths when writing their essay. I would too.
Also, being picked on because of their race/ethnicity is a very big issue. There’s no news flash. That shouldn’t be normalized. It needs to be talked about. They’re not victimizing themselves. They’re telling their story and how they grew.
Believe it or not part of white supremacy is the fact that in American culture black people are mostly socialized so that we actually can’t separate race from our identities based on our experience. That’s probably outside of your window of understanding however thank you for your comment anyway, because if this is how you think then I’m sure there admissions officers who agree, I’m going to take this as advice and go a different route with my essay.