A great way to improve your personal statement is for another student to read it and give you feedback.
Use the slide (W:\6th Form Files\UCAS) to guide your conversation to make sure your personal statement ticks all the right boxes.
(A little tip - it's often better if the person reading your personal statement doesn't know you that well!)
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Sunday, 7 July 2013
Ali Chandler's Personal Statement Presentation
Here is the presentation that Ali from Oxford Brookes gave on Friday morning.
If you missed this day, then make sure you collect a UCAS booklet from Mrs MacKay (or download it here) and get yourself registered with UCAS Apply (even if you are not planning on applying through UCAS next academic year - it's worth learning how to do it while you are here and staff and fellow students can help you with it). If you haven't already, get a first draft of your personal statement written by the end of the week (Friday 12th).
If you missed this day, then make sure you collect a UCAS booklet from Mrs MacKay (or download it here) and get yourself registered with UCAS Apply (even if you are not planning on applying through UCAS next academic year - it's worth learning how to do it while you are here and staff and fellow students can help you with it). If you haven't already, get a first draft of your personal statement written by the end of the week (Friday 12th).
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