A great Personal Statement/SOP should have about 5/ 6 paragraphs.
Paragraph 1: Introduce your problem statement and connect it to why you want to study that course.
Paragraph 2: Talk about your educational background, and your undergrad research experiences, and how it has
Paragraph 1: Introduce your problem statement and connect it to why you want to study that course.
Paragraph 2: Talk about your educational background, and your undergrad research experiences, and how it has
prepared you for the proposed course.
Paragraph 3: Talk about your leadership, volunteering, and other extracurricular activities. It will be good if these experiences are connected to your intended course.
Paragraph 3: Talk about your leadership, volunteering, and other extracurricular activities. It will be good if these experiences are connected to your intended course.
Paragraph 4: Talk more about your research interest and mention the supervisor you have contacted(This is very important). Explain why you want to work with the person. Be specific about your research interest.
Paragraph 5: Talk about the University and why you chose it among other Universities, and what you stand to gain and contribute. Find out what happens to Alumni of that University.
Paragraph 6: Talk about your immediate, short, and long-term career goals.
Paragraph 6: Talk about your immediate, short, and long-term career goals.
Make sure anyone reading your SOP can understand WHO you are without the need to ask further questions.
Your SOP is your voice.
Your SOP is your voice.
N.B: The above is one way. There are different ways, but they must contain the above points.
Also, make sure you read what is expected of you in the Admission page of your school.
RT and tag your friends.
Also, make sure you read what is expected of you in the Admission page of your school.
RT and tag your friends.
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