Maggie Simpson Thought That Anyone of Her Essay Topics Would Be a Good Choi

Maggie Simpson Thought That Anyone of Her Essay Topics Would Be a Good ChoiMaggie Simpson wanted to take part in the writing process for a new campus newspaper. But, at that point, she didn't really know how to start, and she found herself at a loss as to what she should write about. She wondered if anyone of her essay topics would be a good choice to help the reporter figure out how to start writing.After being unsuccessful at starting her paper, Maggie turned to those she knew and met, for advice on writing for the college campus paper. One of those friends recommended she looks through her list of topics in order to find the topics she felt most passionate about. They suggested topics such as: Great Jobs For Summer Jobs, The Biggest Disappointment of My Life, Why I Became a Motivational Speaker, And Other Interesting Thoughts.And so, at this point, Maggie started researching topics that she felt would be good choi. One of the topics she researched was What was My Choice. At first, she felt it was quite interesting because it is an excellent topic. But she was not quite sure what she wanted to write about there, so she found herself in need of assistance.For Maggie Simpson, researching topics that were 'interesting' or not that interesting, was something she had to go through. She knew she was passionate about many subjects, but had trouble determining which ones would interest her or others on her team. She did have one idea in mind, which was perfect for the rest of her team; but, she had a difficult time deciding what to write about.To help Maggie with this dilemma, her roommate suggested she go through her essay topics and see what areas she felt she would be able to write about. One of those areas was, 'What was my choice.'Maggie wrote a draft, explaining what she would be writing, and the purpose of her project; but she wanted to go back and tweak it to make sure it was clear and interesting. With one revision, Maggie's draft came out just fine. Then, s he decided she needed help getting to that one area of the topic she was most passionate about. So, she contacted Maggie Simpson College to discuss it with them.Maggie Simpson College was happy to accept Maggie's application to become part of their staff. As a part of the approval process, Maggie Simpson College reviewed her application and provided her with a list of questions she needed to address during her interview.One of the other things that Maggie Simpson College asked her during her interview was about her ideas for writing her 'What was my choice' article. Maggie Simpson thought that everyone in her group would be able to write an interesting article, but then she realized that she was alone. So, instead of relying on others to help her write that article, she found that she could do it on her own.