College admission is a process that is fraught with uncertainty. No one knows what will happen, and the admissions committee members must weigh many factors. One of the essential factors in this decision-making process is your statement. This document is where you express yourself and tell the admissions committee why you should be admitted to college. There are a few things to remember when writing your statement. First and foremost, it should be honest. You should tell the admissions committee everything you know about yourself, good and bad. You want them to avoid digging for information; they should be able to read between the lines. Furthermore, your statement should be relevant to the college you're applying to. Please don't waste time writing something that doesn't help them get into college. Finally, make sure you proofread your statement before submitting it. No excuses for errors, no matter how small; mistakes can cost you in terms of admission opportunit...