3 Top Tips For Creating Your Personal Statement
Writing your personal statement can be daunting. It is challenging to craft an original and personal document which effectively communicates your experiences and achievements. Note that while it is normal to want to perfect every aspect of your application in order to maximise your chances of obtaining an offer, personal statement is just one piece of the broader medical entry puzzle. Most universities will not read personal statements or make interview invitations based on its content. However, at some universities, personal statement is considered. You should therefore aim to write the best personal statement possible. Keeping the following tips in mind will save you from the stress of several drafts and rewrites. UCAT Training Top Tip #1: Be intentional and reflect on everything It’s not out of the ordinary for aspiring medics to have a long list of clinical/voluntary experiences, leadership positions, academic achievements, extracurricular ventures and external readin...