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I'm currently getting through the application process, and I'm writing my personal statement. The problem is, I cannot find any where that tells me how long it has to be. I fear I may of written too much in terms of things I need to put in, and I must of spent at least 4 paragraphs talking through my work experience placements.
Anyone got any advice, or is long and descriptive good enough?
Anyone got any advice, or is long and descriptive good enough?
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Whitestripes DX wrote:
> What are they? If they're demanding/popular courses it will make you
> look less dedicated to each subject than they'd like.
History, English and Law.
I'm only really throwing English in there to fill up space and keep my options open though, because I'm still not sure what I want to do.
At the University I'll be applying to Law is AAA or AAB + A at AS.
Boo-urns.
> What are they? If they're demanding/popular courses it will make you
> look less dedicated to each subject than they'd like.
History, English and Law.
I'm only really throwing English in there to fill up space and keep my options open though, because I'm still not sure what I want to do.
At the University I'll be applying to Law is AAA or AAB + A at AS.
Boo-urns.
Yey for Dr. Ws.
gaybys wrote:
> I'm going to apply for 3 different subjects :'(
What are they? If they're demanding/popular courses it will make you look less dedicated to each subject than they'd like.
> I'm going to apply for 3 different subjects :'(
What are they? If they're demanding/popular courses it will make you look less dedicated to each subject than they'd like.
I did, as an example.
All my knowledge of Uni apps comes from 'elite' areas like Oxbridge, and the heads of medicine for Edinburgh, Nottingham, Liverpool, UEA etc.
I suppose with less demanding subjects it's different.
All my knowledge of Uni apps comes from 'elite' areas like Oxbridge, and the heads of medicine for Edinburgh, Nottingham, Liverpool, UEA etc.
I suppose with less demanding subjects it's different.
I'm going to apply for 3 different subjects :'(
Who said anything about geography?
Cyclone wrote:
> I used a UCAS program on the college PCs - 47 lines.
Sigh.
My college sucks so much ass, They never told us this, in fact, they just gave us advice on writing a personal statement, they didn't say there was a word/line limit.
How gay.
In fact, the UCAS site doesn't state this either.
How un-informative :-(.
> I used a UCAS program on the college PCs - 47 lines.
Sigh.
My college sucks so much ass, They never told us this, in fact, they just gave us advice on writing a personal statement, they didn't say there was a word/line limit.
How gay.
In fact, the UCAS site doesn't state this either.
How un-informative :-(.
Well that's probably true for crappy subjects like geography, but if you're applying for something where every applicant has at least AAB, it means everything.
I just said why I wanted to study philosophy and history.
Basically.
Basically.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Ha, are you joking?
Nope, maybe they do thinks differently "down south" but ive been told by the head of a department that they take very little notice of personal statements, usually because they are mostly lies.
The only thing that can't lie are the grades.
> Ha, are you joking?
Nope, maybe they do thinks differently "down south" but ive been told by the head of a department that they take very little notice of personal statements, usually because they are mostly lies.
The only thing that can't lie are the grades.
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