How to Write a Winning UCAS Personal Statement

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Crimson Publishing, May 20, 2016 - Education
The personal statement is a pivotal part of your UCAS application and the section that applicants agonise over the most. Admissions tutors will see hundreds of personal statements for one course alone, so how can you make yours stand out from the crowd? Uniquely written in direct collaboration with universities, this bestselling guide provides current and accurate insider information on what admissions tutors are really looking for. Helping you to make informed choices and positive applications, it is packed full of vital tips on: How to tailor the perfect personal statement for your chosen course, with a collection of subject-specific chapters The best way to showcase your skills Which classic mistakes you MUST avoid What an ideal personal statement looks like - and how to write one Fully updated to reflect the latest admissions procedures, this is a must-read for anyone wanting to write a winning UCAS personal statement and land a place on their dream course.
 

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Contents
first do your research
Chapter Three What course to study and where?
Chapter Five How to avoid a poor personal statement
the subjects you
Accounting
Chapter Eleven Answers to frequently asked questions
Archaeology and anthropology
Fine art and art foundation
Geology
History of
Midwifery
Music
Performing arts
Physiotherapy
Sports and exercise science

Classics
Engineering civil
PART THREE FURTHER INFORMATION
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Ian Stannard is the former Head of Careers and HE at Christ's Hospital school, Sussex. His insight are driven by many years of UCAS training and interviewing, as well as through a wealth of university contacts.

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