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so i'm a scripps student, which is one of the 5C's alonside pomona. and if it makes you feel any better about getting rejected from there: they have treated their students like absolute garbage in the COVID-19 crisis and over the past 3 years that i've worked at the college i have heard horror stories from their institution about their treatment of students. i know its a great school and of course there's bad things to say about all institutions, but pomona has been to me a wolf in sheep's clothing!!
I would generally consider my English not to be very bad. I study the language and have been studying at a boarding school for a certain time. Now I have to say that when I examine your language skills, I see that you think in the language, have totally taken it and subconsciously use it. I would love to get to that point. My English meets the standards of C1 with a tendency towards C2. To gain more fluidity and confidence with the language I would very much like to ask for your advice. Perhaps you can reflect on what has helped you and help you to use English at the level of speaking and writing. Thank you very much, I appreciate it. What I probably need is a bit more time of exposure to the language) My brain and consciousnesses simply need more time to be completely accustomed to the language i am learning. Any advice on how to reach this?
