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 |  The narrative essay, which is similar to a descriptive or
 reflective essay, asks you not only to tell a story but
 also to present evidence or support an opinion. It can be
 a lived, personal experience that you have had (e.g., the
 story of your first big success), or it could be imagined
 and based on your life.
 
 A narrative essay doesn’t require you to give a thesis,
 supporting paragraphs, or a conclusion. However, it
 should be well-structured and organized so that your
 reader can follow your story. A narrative essay that is
 well-structured and organized will allow the reader to
 follow your story. It should also include a meaningful
 statement, which goes beyond simply listing details and
 events.
 
 A narrative essay is a type of essay that you might be
 asked for.
 While narrative essays are less common than expository
 essays and argumentative essays, they are still a popular
 choice in high school and college composition classes.
 These essays are similar in style and structure to
 admissions essays or descriptive essays. They also
 require personal statements to be submitted as part of an
 application to a university. You can use many of the same
 writing methods to write narrative essays.
 
 How to choose a topic in a narrative essay
 Narrative essays can cover any narrative essay topics
 that interests you. A topic might be given to you when
 you're asked to write your narrative essay. Or you may be
 free to choose one.
 
 If the topic is assigned, the prompt can be either
 specific or open-ended.
 
 Examples specific prompts
 
 Write about your most memorable vacation.
 
 Write about your last year of middle school.
 
 Examples for open-ended prompts:
 
 Write about a time you felt hopeless.
 
 Write about a small, yet significant event that had a
 profound impact on you.
 
 It's important to emphasize that a narrative essay is all
 about telling a story. Every good story centers on some
 kind of conflict. Choose a topic that's not just about a
 routine event. Experiments that involve unexpected twists
 and turns, obstacles and other surprises, make for better
 essays. They also reveal more about your character, your
 perspective on life, and the people you are writing
 about.
 
 Writing a narrative essay for admissions purposes is a
 good idea. The people who read it will not only be able
 to judge your writing abilities but also your character.
 You should choose a topic that is relevant to your life
 and demonstrates the qualities being asked.
 
 You should also remember that your topic choice is only a
 starting point. Many students find that their first
 drafts are filled with new ideas and insights. The final
 version of your essay could have a completely different
 focus from the one you started.
 
 Learn more at: https://proessays.net/blog/all-the-best-
 narrative-essay-topics-in-one-place
 
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