Personal Statement guidelines 550 – 700-word statement, in which you outline the

Personal Statement guidelines

550 – 700-word statement, in which you outline the following to the best of your ability:

General key points

Study intent and how committed you are.

Your passion for your chosen subject

Your critical understanding of your field

Relevant previous experience if you have

Your ability to write in English.

Key Elements

When looking through your personal statement, there some key elements that our Admissions will look for:

What academic subjects you have studied in relation to the course/degree

Do you demonstrate genuine passion and enthusiasm for the course you are applying, including the disciplines you will study?

What interests you about the course/college/degree?

Why you want to study in the UK?

Previous experience you might have (especially for students who do not hold related qualifications)

Assisting Questions

If you are finding it difficult to think of ideas for your personal statement, the following questions may help you get started:

Why do you want to study the University course you have chosen?

What would be your ideal role or profession?

What skills do you think you can bring to the University course?

What experience do you have that will benefit you on the course?

What would you most like to learn?

How do you think studying in your chosen destination will help you achieve your ambitions?

How do you think you learn best?