1. Consider the complexity of the problem: It may be challenging to solve a delicate problem in the enrollment thesis, because emotions are particularly difficult to convey accurately in the text.
If your question is very complicated, one option you can consider is a face-to-face interview. One of the advantages of face-to-face discussion is the opportunity to impress the interviewer with your sincerity. Interviews are also more suitable for situations that require long discussions. For example, if you have a disciplinary record, you may have the opportunity to fully explain the situation and show your determination to improve.
2. Define the problem clearly: Don't assume that the problem you see in the application is equally clear to the reviewer. ?
Define the problem you think in your own words. This is also your chance to show that you understand this problem and its importance to your future university success. For example, if you get several C's and D's in your freshman year, you may point out your low scores and realize that they may not be able to bear the pressure.
3. Be responsible for your actions.
There are usually some mitigation situations that can lead to problems. You will have a chance to explain how you found yourself in such a difficult situation, but first you must make it clear that the responsibility lies with you.
4. Clear lessons.
Although everyone will make mistakes or make wrong decisions, only a few people will learn from them. For others, bad behavior in the past indicates bad behavior in the future. Make sure that what you learn is related to your own behavior. In other words, say "I learned to ask for help when I was in trouble" instead of "I know the teacher won't automatically know that I need help". The first sentence shows that you have learned how to do better, because your behavior is the only thing you can control. Also remember, if you can't clearly express the lessons you have learned, it will be difficult for you to convince others that you have matured.
5. Describe your improvement plan.
What are your plans for the future? How will you incorporate any hard-won wisdom into your future actions? This may be hard to say or write, because it is easy to sound formulaic and insincere. "I intend to study harder" is a common reaction to poor grades. ? "I will continue to carry out the daily review plan, and I will ask the teacher for preview to keep my duty." . As long as you don't try to cover up or ignore this problem, the defects in the enrollment package will not automatically exclude any school from your candidate list. ?