// - Quote from Clear Admit In a way, this is a very personal essay. Given the high word limit and open topic of this essay, it's easy to become overwhelmed when thinking about how to tackle this question. The key is to remember that one of your main objectives in your essays is to communicate interesting and important information about your candidacy. Another thing to keep in mind that your answer should reinforce your positioning and further your application strategy; your selection of topic should either underscore some theme presented in the first essay, or aim to introduce another facet of your interests. Once you've arrived at the broad theme for the essay (i.e. this development, event or book), a great starting point for this response could be to think about a few key experiences from work and your outside activities that you might incorporate into the narrative about the evolution of your thinking and perspective. This will help ground your narrative in specific stories and examples (one of the best way to make an impression on the reader), and make this 2000 word task seem a bit more manageable. Once this framework is in place, it should be a manageable task to build in the nuances of the way this event or book has shaped your thinking and explain the change that has taken place.
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