Often, the hardest part of your graduate school personal statement is simply getting started. You have a wealth of experience to draw from, plenty of academic achievements to include, and a strong argument for why you should be invited to join next year’s class. But how do you fit all of that into one (oftentimes short) essay?
The key to focusing your personal statement is brainstorming. You need to give yourself plenty of time for this so that when the time comes to write your first draft, you have a solid roadmap in place. By laying it all out, you’ll be able to craft a clear, concise, and convincing essay.
For expert tips on how to start the brainstorming process, be sure to download our handy infographic on EssayEdge!
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