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Hello everyone,

I need a college admissions essay written (~600 words) and I am willing to pay BTC for it. I would like to have something that is creative and inspiring, so I am willing to give you a decent amount of time (a couple weeks if necessary). We can discuss more details later, but I will pay at least $40-$50 in BTC for quality work. If you're interested, please let me know through PM or by posting on this thread.

Prompts:
1. Some students have a background or story that is so central to their identity that they believe their
application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
2. Recount an incident or time when you experienced failure. How did it affect you, and what lessons
did you learn?
3. Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you
make the same decision again?
4. Describe a place or environment where you are perfectly content. What do you do or experience
there, and why is it meaningful to you?
5. Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from
childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family.

Thanks.

40-50 dollars is no where near enough for quality writing. though I'm sure you can find some scrub to do it for that.

I'v helped tons friends and family write essays for top univ admissions in the U.S.

$40-50 will get you nowhere. Think about it, you are going somewhere that might determine the rest of your life in terms of job prospects, education, debt etc. Really? $40-60? lol

Try finding professional application essay writers, they should run around $300-1000.

Why not write your own?

Exactly if you can't write an essay for the college how do expect to do the work for that college? This deeply saddens me, this thread, cheating is never the answer.

+1 *John remembers countless nights burning the midnight oil to churn out his essays*

Glad I'm Canadian and didn't need to do one

Lol do this one hehe
Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you
make the same decision again?

i disagree. i definitely understand the reasoning behind hiring a professional writer in order to get your foot in the door of the college you really want to attend. of course you will have to write your own after this, but this one is significantly more important than all of the others.

oh man i would totally reflect on the time i challenged my belief in the state. i wonder how far that would get me  ;D

I wonder what they'd think if you wrote an essay challenging the ways of modern education. Please try it, whirlpool, and post response :)

challenge the idea of government funding and backstopped loans for college tuitions  ;D roflrofl

*edit* and hire a professional economist from the mises academy to write it

I would possibly be willing to work with you on this. Send me a PM with more information and we'll go from there.

wow cheapest ever, i paid 300, my bad paid 600 for  1k words essays

 The thing you guys forget is that , there are a lot of people who would do it for this kind of money , they dont care about his entrance to the uniformation or anything they dont care about if its a good quality work . All they care is that its 600 words and they get their money :D

That's completely backwards tho.  If the most important essay you'll write in college is the one to simply get in, it's not even worth the time to go.  You'd be better off staying at home than trying to kiss ass just to have the privilege to learn on your own, but with a guy getting paid to tell you what to learn and how to learn it.  When I pay for a meal, I don't expect the person to invite me into the kitchen and lecture me on how to make it.  I just want the meal.  You can't do that with education; you only learn through the activity of learning.  It is therefor a fabrication to say that thousands upon thousands of dollars later and an official degree is worth more than the time you actually spent learning how to do what it is you wanted to do, in which case, if you wanted to go to college, you should just go to any ol' college and get the same education (with the only difference being the environment, e.g., white schools vs lesser mixed/impoverished/government-grant schools), where an entrance essay isn't necessary and you'd save a shit ton of money on having to pay a guy 50$ for a half-assed entrance exam and a shit ton more on student loans (and I say student loans because someone who has scholarships can probably write their own entrance exams, ergo, they're perfectly content with the place they're trying to get into in the first place.)

Not to mention, we're on the Internet, where information is freely transmitted and can be copied an infinite amount of times, and yet we still find it necessary to pay an institution several thousands to teach us what we would largely learn on our own to begin with, all for a piece of paper that reaffirms that we're this or that because we couldn't figure out if we were or weren't without it, so it seems.  How long until we look back at this outdated method of knowledge sharing and laugh at just how much cash was thrown at degrees?

Suppose you are really sick, and you have two choices:

1.  A physician who learned everything on the internet.
2.  A physician who went to class and shaped his ideas in discussion with experienced professors.

The other thing is that if you feel college is there for the knowledge, you're either going to a horrible school or you're missing the entire point. College is about building relationships and learning not the material itself, but the concepts behind things to make yourself a more productive person.

While you can learn things online, the vast majority of what you learn is more of situational knowledge than anything; the ability to apply that knowledge to completely unrelated things (or just similar but different things) is often lost.

This is also a huge reason why Doctorate degrees, for example, require that you do unique research that hasn't been done before. It shows that you understand how to apply different concepts to new things in order to teach yourself (and others) something fresh and exciting. Anyone can be a parrot.