The published Suneet Singal Giving instructions require original writing and prohibit AI-written submissions. Begin with your own reasoning, then choose the clearest way to explain it.
Read the question before drafting.
Identify the choices and the explanation the prompt asks for. Make a short note of what needs to be answered, then check that your response addresses those points rather than a broader topic you prefer.
Think through the decision yourself.
Use personal priorities you can describe honestly. The private comparison tool can help organize priorities, assumptions and questions. Its calculation summarizes your ratings; it does not supply an essay or decide for you.
Draft in your own words.
Explain the connection between your priorities and your choice. Do not invent an experience to make the reasoning sound stronger. A specific, accurate explanation is more useful than an exaggerated story.
Review the applicable requirements.
Confirm the word limit for the relevant round, the file format and the permitted assistance. If a particular tool, accessibility aid or proofreading arrangement is unclear, ask the administrator rather than assuming permission.
A final self-check.
- Have I answered the actual prompt?
- Does the explanation reflect my own reasoning?
- Have I distinguished assumptions from facts?
- Have I checked the applicable rules and word range?
- Is every statement about my experience accurate?