Writing a UCAS Personal Statement in Seven Easy Steps

Writing a UCAS Personal Statement in Seven Easy Steps

  • Julia Dolowicz
Publisher:How To BooksISBN 13: 9781848033955ISBN 10: 1848033958

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Writing a UCAS Personal Statement in Seven Easy Steps is written by Julia Dolowicz and published by How To Books. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1848033958 (ISBN 10) and 9781848033955 (ISBN 13).

This friendly and accessible workbook takes you through a series of activities that will help you to gather information about your self and condense it into the format required to complete your UCAS personal statement for university. You will use a seven step process that will build your confidence and help you create a compelling personal statement. Reading the book is like being in a coaching session with the author; the tone is light and supportive, and you will be carried along through specific exercises that culminate in the completion of a really effective Personal Statement. * Collect it - identify your positive traits, skills, abilities and accomplishments and feel confident about promoting yourself on paper. * Expand it - create a 'degree specification profile' to see what the departments are looking for with respect to the courses that interest you. * Prove it - evidence of your skills by listing examples from your life, inside and outside education. Think about what you are offering in terms of strengths and what needs further development. * Draft it - note down your findings so far and start thinking about how to structure them. * Build it - begin building the structure of your statement and formulate your sentences. * Review it - read hints about structure, spelling, grammar, punctuation and formatting, plus guidance on receiving feedback. * Submit it - a last chance for reflection, re-jigging, and refining; and for reassurance before you submit your statement!