Business Personal Statement

Where To Start

The most important first step is to decide what area of business you wish to study. Then look for colleges that demonstrate a good business curriculum, particularly in the area you wish to specialise in.

Remember that each college will have different entry guidelines and dates, so be sure that you are clear on when your application must be submitted.

In this writing guide we hope that you will be able to create a personal statement that will exceed expectations and this guide will help you get a place at the business course of your choice.

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There are many areas that must be covered in the personal statement, which include your experience, how you demonstrate your abilities and of course your enthusiasm for business. To be really successful, your personal statement must concentrate on your drive and credentials and clearly articulate why you wish to study business. There is a natural tendency to base your personal statement on your career aspirations, but this can produce a short-sighted result.

Writing a good personal statement is more than just getting correct grammar, it is about what you say and how you say it.

Your personal statement must be eye-catching enough to gain the attention of hectic admissions officers. But how do you create a convincing masterpiece? Where do you start? And what if you've left it to the last-minute?

Don't panic! This is where we can help, as helping you get into uni is what were all about. A personal statement specifically focused on your commercial acumen with detailed rationale of why you would like a career in the business world, may be the difference between getting a place or not.

Next: Learn what admissions officers are looking for.

Note: This guide is not intended to replace the advice of tutors, admissions officers, or teachers; Get Into Uni simply provides advice and exercises to help you write a compelling personal statement.