
Personal Statement Cheat Sheet
This easy-to-use Personal Statement cheat sheet will tell you everything you need to know to start crafting the perfect Personal Statement.
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This easy-to-use Personal Statement cheat sheet will tell you everything you need to know to start crafting the perfect Personal Statement.
Writing an Oxbridge Personal Statement is a key element of your application to Oxford or Cambridge. Find out how to genuinely demonstrate passion without saying “I am passionate”, how to write about wider reading and how to produce a Personal Statement that shows the qualities Admissions Tutors are looking for.
Admissions Tutors read through hundreds of Personal Statements each year. This means they will read the same “from a young age” opener over and over again. There are some positives from this, if you are able to make your Personal Statement stand out, it will create a much larger impact on the Tutor that is reading it. Here’s how to do it.
The purpose of a personal statement is, firstly, to demonstrate your interest in your chosen subject and, secondly, to demonstrate your suitability to study your chosen subject. These are the key principles to bear in mind when writing your personal statement in law.