How to Write a Winning Ucas Personal Statement: Daily Telegraph Guide

How to Write a Winning Ucas Personal Statement: Daily Telegraph Guide

by Ian Standard (Author)

Synopsis

This guide provides students with invaluable first-hand guidance on how to impress university admissions tutors and create a winning Personal Statement. The personal statement can be the most challenging section on the UCAS application form so this book takes a fresh look at how students can make the most of their university or college application, teaching them how to successfully sell themselves for the first time. With an unrivalled depth of information - based on original, first-hand research carried out among Admissions Tutors - it includes insider tips on what Admissions Tutors are really looking for, common mistakes to avoid, and what NOT to write, as well as subject-specific advice for all the main degree disciplines. Divulging exactly what admissions tutors are really looking for, the authors uniquely recognise that different subjects require different approaches, and have created an important new book in this crowded field. This book will guide applicants through the process of putting together a great personal statement, that sensibly conveys their skills and that will help them to win a place at the university of their choice.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Trotman
Published: 15 Aug 2008

ISBN 10: 1844551806
ISBN 13: 9781844551804
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Author Bio
Ian Stannard is the Head of Careers and Higher Education at Christ's Hospital School in Sussex, which is an independent mixed boarding school. The school sends 130 pupils a year to Higher Education. He has been in charge of careers for some time and is also responsible for the school's UCAS applications, CUKAS applications, Oxbridge and Overseas applications. He was educated at King's College, London and is married with two children.