Whether you are writing an argumentative essay for English, an explanatory scientific report, or an in-depth historical research, every paper has an absolute: a strong ending. An essay conclusion should leave the reader with a clear understanding of its main ideas and rationale, long after the last sentence has been read.
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You don’t need years of law school training to write a standout law essay, as the best legal minds start with a simple spark of curiosity. In fact, many of the world’s most prestigious law competitions are designed specifically for high school students who are just getting started with exploring the world of legal reasoning. Starting with the fundamentals and understanding what a law essay requires, here is an easy-to-follow guide that you can use to write your own winning law essay, even without formal legal training.
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For high school students looking to make their mark in the field of competitive writing, consider Stossel in the Classroom (SITC) Essay Contest. Interested in learning more and joining this renowned competition? Here is your comprehensive guide to navigating the 2026 Stossel in the Classroom Essay Contest.
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The New York Times Multimedia Contest asks students to share their personal experiences with artificial intelligence. This guide will show you exactly how to turn your experiences with AI into a compelling submission. Let’s get started!
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The New York Times Tiny Memoir: 100-Word Personal Narrative is a creative, heartwarming writing contest challenging high school students to share a meaningful moment in just 100 words. Whether you’re new to personal storytelling or an experienced writer looking for a fresh challenge, submitting to the NYT Tiny Memoir: 100-Word Personal Narrative is an excellent choice. This blog covers everything you need to know—from contest details to writing tips—to help you craft a moving story for the competition!
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The Marshall Society Essay Competition is a chance for high school students to showcase their in-depth understanding the multifaceted economic issues in our current world. Are you a student passionate about economics? Consider joining the 1,000+ students from across the world in writing compelling essays that apply economic theories to generate real-world solutions. This blog covers all details about the Marshall Society Essay Competition and how you can be prepared to win.
