Eric Lucrezia
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803 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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Uh if there's a a big gap between those two things, that could be a red flag right there in and of itself.
Like they're looking for a coherent story, right?
Through your application, not just the essays, but all the pieces.
You tell your first story actually with your resume or CV, as we say in the rest of the world.
Um, but also what what's in your LinkedIn in part, your your of course your references and the whole thing.
Um
And then when your interview happens, if the if it's just totally disconnected, I think that the small errors in grammar or spelling or syntax that might be made, especially by a non-native English speaker.
not only is it far less problematic, it just matches the profile 'cause we know they're, let's say, Korean, for example.
And then in the interview, of course that person will probably have an accent, uh, and make similar mistakes with whatever
the difference in the between the t two languages is.
So yeah, I
I don't see it being a bigger help for foreign students.
Maybe polishing tone or word count if they're struggling to get, you know, from fifteen uh a word fifteen word sentence down to a seven or eight word sentence, maybe.
But I feel like you could also ask a native sp English speaker that you know.
Um
James, I want to switch gears a minute.
Um, I just heard that you had this article published recently in the in the San Francisco School Chronicle.
So congratulations.
Um and I think it was about the use of AI when writing your college application essays.
Like what are some of your takeaways relevant?
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