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My Essay About The Letter "S" Got Me Into Harvard. Abigail Mack. Last Updated July 27, 2023, 9:22 AM. The college essay is a daunting task: In just 650 words, applicants are supposed to show ...
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146. 21. ADVERTISEMENT. Meet Abigail Mack, an 18-year-old high school senior from Massachusetts whose heartfelt essay has tugged at the heartstrings of many. Not only has it touched many people online, but it also got Abigail a place in the 2025 class at Harvard University. The odds looked impossible at first since the prestigious university ...
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"I hate the letter 'S,'" Abigail's college admission essay begins. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time ...
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When Abigail Mack sat down to write her college admissions essay, she began with a bold assertion: she hates the letter "S.". The essay, which she shared in a series of videos on TikTok, caught the attention of millions of people and earned her admission into Harvard University's class of 2025 (which has an admission rate of just 3.43%).
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"I hate the letter 'S,'" Mack started her essay. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use 0.0006 percent of the time sounds ...
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Her essay begins with a meditation on the letter "S" and how it has affected her life. "I hate the letter 'S,'" Abigail's essay begins. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one case changed 100 percent of my life.
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In the essay, she talked about why she started hating the letter "s" after losing her mother. The 18-year-old says, "I hate the letter 's'. Of the 164,777 words with 's' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use 0.0006 per cent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one case changed 100 per cent of my life."
Teen's essay about losing mother, letter 'S', goes viral
Millions across social media are sharing a video by an 18-year-old, reading part of the essay that helped to get her accepted into multiple universities, including Harvard. It focuses on the letter "s" and how that letter has impacted her after she lost her mother to cancer. "I hate the letter 'S,'" reads the start of Abigail Mack's essay ...
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Abigail read her essay in a series of TikTok videos which have gone viral, with the first part racking up 18 million views. 'I hate the letter "S,"' Abigail wrote.
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Why I Hate the Letter "S"
As part of her application, Abigail wrote an essay based on the theme: "I hate the letter 'S.'" Abigail read excerpts from this essay on Tik Tok, and with over 16 million views, you might say it has gone viral. (Spoiler Alert: If you watch the video, have some tissues nearby). Her essay is powerful and profound.
I hate the letter "S"
I hate the letter "S" By Abigail Mack, who was accepted to Harvard/Yale/Princeton and attended Harvard, Class 2025 I hate the letter "S". Of the 164,777 words with "S," I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one caseContinue reading "I hate the letter "S""
Teen's essay about losing mother, letter 'S', goes viral
Abigail Mack's essay, which talks about how she grappled with the word 'parent' but without the 's,' has been shared by millions of people. Millions across social media are sharing a video by an ...
Teen's essay about losing mother, letter 'S', goes viral
"I hate the letter 'S,'" reads the start of Abigail Mack's essay, which she shared in a TikTok video that has been widely shared. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one.
Teen's essay about losing mother, letter 'S', goes viral
Abigail Mack's essay, which talks about how she grappled with the word 'parent' but without the 's,' has been shared by millions of people.
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Here is a tweet Harvard posted last spring: Harvard University Fact check: In a recent admissions cycle there were: 2,000 available slots at Harvard College 8,000 U.S. applicants with perfect GPAs 4,000+ applicants ranked 1st in their high school classes 18,000+ scored 700+ on SAT reading/writing 20,000+ scored 700+ on SAT math.
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By Angelina November 7, 2023. It may seem peculiar to some, but yes, I hold a certain level of aversion towards the letter 'S'. This single letter, found so frequently in our language, has a way of making its presence felt in my life in the most unexpected and inconvenient of ways. Do understand, it's not a hatred borne out of any ...
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My Essay About The Letter "S" Got Me Into Harvard. Abigail Mack. Last Updated July 27, 2023, 9:22 AM. The college essay is a daunting task: In just 650 words, applicants are supposed to show ...
146. 21. ADVERTISEMENT. Meet Abigail Mack, an 18-year-old high school senior from Massachusetts whose heartfelt essay has tugged at the heartstrings of many. Not only has it touched many people online, but it also got Abigail a place in the 2025 class at Harvard University. The odds looked impossible at first since the prestigious university ...
"I hate the letter 'S,'" Abigail's college admission essay begins. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time ...
When Abigail Mack sat down to write her college admissions essay, she began with a bold assertion: she hates the letter "S.". The essay, which she shared in a series of videos on TikTok, caught the attention of millions of people and earned her admission into Harvard University's class of 2025 (which has an admission rate of just 3.43%).
"I hate the letter 'S,'" Mack started her essay. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use 0.0006 percent of the time sounds ...
Her essay begins with a meditation on the letter "S" and how it has affected her life. "I hate the letter 'S,'" Abigail's essay begins. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one case changed 100 percent of my life.
In the essay, she talked about why she started hating the letter "s" after losing her mother. The 18-year-old says, "I hate the letter 's'. Of the 164,777 words with 's' I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use 0.0006 per cent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one case changed 100 per cent of my life."
Millions across social media are sharing a video by an 18-year-old, reading part of the essay that helped to get her accepted into multiple universities, including Harvard. It focuses on the letter "s" and how that letter has impacted her after she lost her mother to cancer. "I hate the letter 'S,'" reads the start of Abigail Mack's essay ...
Abigail read her essay in a series of TikTok videos which have gone viral, with the first part racking up 18 million views. 'I hate the letter "S,"' Abigail wrote.
10 Successful Harvard Application Essays | 2021
As part of her application, Abigail wrote an essay based on the theme: "I hate the letter 'S.'" Abigail read excerpts from this essay on Tik Tok, and with over 16 million views, you might say it has gone viral. (Spoiler Alert: If you watch the video, have some tissues nearby). Her essay is powerful and profound.
I hate the letter "S" By Abigail Mack, who was accepted to Harvard/Yale/Princeton and attended Harvard, Class 2025 I hate the letter "S". Of the 164,777 words with "S," I only grapple with one. To condemn an entire letter because of its use .0006 percent of the time sounds statistically absurd, but that one caseContinue reading "I hate the letter "S""
Abigail Mack's essay, which talks about how she grappled with the word 'parent' but without the 's,' has been shared by millions of people. Millions across social media are sharing a video by an ...
"I hate the letter 'S,'" reads the start of Abigail Mack's essay, which she shared in a TikTok video that has been widely shared. "Of the 164,777 words with 'S,' I only grapple with one.
Abigail Mack's essay, which talks about how she grappled with the word 'parent' but without the 's,' has been shared by millions of people.
Here is a tweet Harvard posted last spring: Harvard University Fact check: In a recent admissions cycle there were: 2,000 available slots at Harvard College 8,000 U.S. applicants with perfect GPAs 4,000+ applicants ranked 1st in their high school classes 18,000+ scored 700+ on SAT reading/writing 20,000+ scored 700+ on SAT math.
By Angelina November 7, 2023. It may seem peculiar to some, but yes, I hold a certain level of aversion towards the letter 'S'. This single letter, found so frequently in our language, has a way of making its presence felt in my life in the most unexpected and inconvenient of ways. Do understand, it's not a hatred borne out of any ...