I have drafted two personal statements... and I am unsure of with which to proceed. As of right now, I am not financially able to purchase the package to get David's help but I hope to be able to before application submission this fall, so meanwhile... would any of you like to take a look at my two personal statements and tell me if you think I should go with one or the other? They are in extremely rough formats, and I just would like input on which one to proceed with using before I spend the time on one or the other in editing, revising, polishing, etc etc etc. One is a story of an event in my life where I made a difficult decision. The other is basically about me and what lead me to where I am. The latter is so cliche` and I really want to stand out (as we all do). I plan on doing a diversity statement about myself and single parenthood, so I feel like if I use the PS that speaks about "me" and single parenthood, that the diversity statement is then redundant, so that leads me to think the event story is better to go with, if I do the DS.
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ahhhh i don't know about that guy..... i have considered politely begging him to change the avatar as it gives me chills. LOL..... ;-)
@brittanycourville573 ^
Yaaaas ok I'll send it to you tonight or tomorrow. Send me yours whenever!
Holly don't worry!! I think you should also pass it by @jhaldy10325 (his username is highly unrepresented of his knowledge haha)
DEFINITELY @476 i <3 reading personal statements!
@brittanycourville573 ummm only if you read mine? :D
I just don't know how appropriate the story is. Ughhhhh.
@476 wanna read my draft!?
One is a story of an event in my life where I made a difficult decision
Agreed without even reading this one. You dont want to review your resume or things of that nature in a PS. You might be able to use some aspect of the "lifestory" PS for a diversity statements, so both items you wrote might yield results.
Its could to see youre already thinking about both.
The event story definitely sounds better. Specifics make for much better narratives than broads. If you want to message me, I'd be happy to let you know what I think, for whatever it's worth.
I'd like to help! I'll message you :)