Your personal statement is an integral part of your application for graduate school. Most of your application deals with your objective data – the “what, where and how” of your educational career. What high school did you attend? Where did you receive your undergraduate degree? How were your grades? Your personal statement deals with the subjective data – the “why” of your educational career. Why are you pursuing your particular degree? Why will you be…
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