How Do My Strengths

I have yet to take the ACTs. When I am done with my goals this year, I plan on taking the ACTs. I will be listing some of my strengths and as well some of my weaknesses in the Writing and English area. There are not as many strengths as there are weaknesses. I plan to attend college in the near future. Colleges love high scores on the ACTs. ACT scores are anywhere from twenty-two to thirty-six. These high ACT scores come with scholarships. Most colleges tend to look at the higher scores such as the ones nearest to twenty-two to thirty-six, but will take the lower scores near eighteen. With these lower scores you risk losing any chance of receiving a chance towards a scholarship. I am not at all going to pretend as if I have strengths in the Writing and English areas that I do not actually have. I have always been stronger and even like other subjects more such as Math and History.

I am generally pretty organized when it comes to writing. Ahead of writing my actual rough draft, I like to jot down the main idea of each paragraph. Also before I turn in my paper, I will revise, proofread, and double check it. I feel confident in my word choice while I am writing. When writing, I try to pick the most sophisticated words I can. I try to obtain a new vocabulary from or during every piece that I write. I also try to keep my grammar usage at the highest level I can when writing new pieces. I personally believe that I have always had a reasonably strong sentence structure. Usually, when i am writing, my mind moves a million miles an hour, and I can only write so fast. Most of the time, the sentences just transfer right from my mind smack dab to the paper. Then, from there on out, the flow just continues. A perfect example is journals; my journals continually just flow instantly onto the page. So my two biggest strengths in writing are fluency and my word