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Some schools have content like videos or articles that have adcom talk about what they are looking for in essays. That's a good place to start.
After that I'd reccomend noting down key points you want to hit and then start writing. You can worry about word count at the end. The first few can take some time but it becomes easier as you can use some school essays for other schools
Make an excel with all essay questions across all schools you’re applying to. Color code the similar ones into themes of answers. Draft the largest word count per theme first. Then to the chopping block you go.
You’re reading this wrong. If there are four schools asking the same essay question each with various word counts ranging from 500-2000 words you draft the 2000 word response first and then trim (chop) down the essay for each school after that.
I did a lot of self reflecting when starting out my drafts professionally and personally, that helped me figure out what I wanted to cover in the essays and then I matched those points to the values of the program. Try to talk to current students and ad com that will help personalize your essay more and they can give you some insight into their experience writing their essays.
Also just know that your first draft may be completely different compared to the essay you submit. I tried making one example fit and I wrote five different drafts, but I ended up scratching the entire thing at the last minute because I felt like it didn’t fit me and the program I was applying to so just know that it’s okay if the first draft doesn’t work out it’s a process.
I wouldn't start with the essays. Start by figuring out what your goals are post-MBA (both short and long-term). THEN you can work backwards into why an MBA is the right next step.
You also need to spend time doing introspection and self-reflection. What are your interests, passions and motivations? What life experiences have informed these?
Develop a strategy for approaching your applications rather than just looking at the applications/essays and trying to figure out what to do.
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