A Level How to write the Perfect Statement UniRise
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41 topics in 3 modules
βοΈ Introduction 7 topics
- Welcome π
- Why most advice from teachers is wrong! π¨
- Be Ambitious πͺ
- The Interactive Statement Builder π
- How Universities Make Their Decisions π
- UCAS Choices π
- Deadlines π¬
βοΈ Course Research 16 topics
- WTF Should You Study At University? π€·ββοΈ
- How to find your interests & passions π
- Finding courses to match your interests & passions π
- Course Research π
- Your Final 5 π¬
- What's more important for getting a job: the university or degree? π΅
- Does my degree have to be related to my future career? πΌ
- Can I apply for different subjects at different universities?
- Submitting 2 Statements - UCAS Secrets π€«
- Can I apply to multiple courses at the SAME university? π
- What's a firm? Whatβs an insurance? π€·ββοΈ
- Do I Need a Safety? π€
- My predicted grades are not high enough - should I still apply? π¬
- How to increase your predicted grades π
- Emailing the university π
- Making the final decision π
βοΈ Your Personal Statement 18 topics
- WTF Is A Personal Statement!? π§
- But I Don't Have Any Extracurriculars π
- Crafting Your Specific Example π¨βπ¨
- Extra Research π
- Finding A Real World Specific Example π°
- Finding Your Own Example πΆ
- Introductions - Don't Do This π
- Structure π
- Subject Research Walkthroughs π
- Subject Resource Lists π
- The Extracurricular Paragraph π
- The Personal Statement Bank π
- The Specific Example Introduction π
- Topic paragraph reflections π€
- Topic Paragraphs π
- Topic paragraphs - don't do this! β
- Writing Your Extracurricular Paragraph π
- Writing your topic paragraph βοΈ
A Level How to write the Perfect Statement UniRise Revision Content
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Introduction
Welcome π
"Welcome π" Section Revision
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Understand that the Introduction section of your University Statement is a crucial part of your paper and sets the tone for what's to come.
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It's your first (often the only) chance to make an immediate impression on the admissions officers.
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The Purpose of Welcome Section is to capture the attention of the reader. You need to convince them that your application is worth reading.
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The Welcome Section should be personalised and specific. Avoid using clichΓ©s or making generic statements.
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Effective methods to start your Introduction are through an anecdote, a fascinating fact, or a thought-provoking statement. Ensure these are related to your desired course or your passion for it.
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This section should be able to stand alone and be meaningful even without the rest of the Statement.
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Ensure that the Welcome Section is engaging, intriguing, and introduces 'you' to the reader. This is a chance for them to begin understanding your character and your motivations.
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Avoid using the phrase 'From a young ageβ¦'. This is a very commonly used phrase and can make your statement feel generic.
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Work on crafting a clear and concise introductory sentence. This stands as the 'hook' and should be captivating to draw the reader into your personal statement.
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It's worth spending a significant amount of time to get it right. The Welcome section could be the determining factor between your application being shortlisted or not.
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Proofread this section multiple times, and ask others to check for errors. Your introduction should be flawless in terms of grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
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Finally, make sure this section stays within the word limit set by UCAS.
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