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Senior Essay Inventory

List each school, deadline, and prompt. Tag Categories A through D, then order by deadline first.

Count every supplement here. Inventory columns and Categories A through D live in supplement essay planning. Deadline first, then school weight. How to write a hook or a throughline is a different page.

Categories (tag each prompt)

  • A: Fully portable (same prompt type, no school name)
  • B: Adaptable (core draft plus a school-specific landing)
  • C: School-specific (Why Us or a program prompt)
  • D: Short takes (150 words or shorter)

School inventory

Record one row per school first, then split prompts in the matrix below.

SchoolDeadline (EA/ED/RD date)# of supplementsTotal word countWhy Us? (Y/N)Prompt types

Prompt matrix (deadline first)

Sort by the earliest deadline. Then mark school weight. Batch Category A. Write Category C when you are fresh.

PromptSchool(s)Category Aโ€“DDeadlineWeight (top / target / other)Status

Map one personal-statement scene on the Personal Statement Scene Map. For help, explore undergraduate admissions services.


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