A personal statement is a statement about one's own characteristics. Different from resume, resume is a list of past experiences and experiences, and personal statement is based on these experiences, which changes these experiences from point-by-point list into three-dimensional personal characteristics and is a flesh-and-blood person.

At the same time, considering that in the process of studying abroad, people who review the documents of studying abroad have to read a lot of documents every day, so they can't write long articles. But to have a clear hierarchy and clear examples.

Therefore, in the process of writing personal statement, what needs to be written is the style of argumentative paper, not the problem of narrative or prose. The core of argumentative writing is to prove that you are competent for future study and can obtain good learning results through past experience.

2. Contents of personal statement:

Personal statement is not a resume, so you don't need to write down a little experience. But that doesn't mean not to write about past experiences. But from another angle. Personal statement pays more attention to individuality, and where Persoality comes from people's ideological experience. Therefore, the content of personal statement should focus on the influence of the results of past experiences on individuals. These effects on individuals are three-dimensional, while what they do and participate in is dull.

(1) Highlight individuality

At the beginning of your personal statement, you can start your personal statement with a unique story and express your unique interest in this course with full personal feelings.

(2) Show uniqueness

Describe your important experience, which can be a historical experience of your interest development, a special experience that strengthens your determination to apply for this course, or an experience that has a profound impact on your life.

(3) Demonstrate the feasibility

Knowing about schools, courses, research fields and professors will help to leave a deep impression on the staff of the admissions department. When you explain why you are suitable for the course you are applying for, this content will strengthen the explanation of feasibility. (Note: This information can be obtained from the Internet, school materials, etc.).

(4) clearly stated objectives

You must indicate in your personal statement that the courses you apply for will help you achieve your expected goals. Pay attention to the dialectical relationship between short-term goals and long-term goals in writing.

(5) Provide reference

If your personal statement involves information such as figures and conclusions (whether about individuals or about any organization), try to provide references, which will reflect your academic achievements and provide circumstantial evidence for this information.