I have been told this is an issue when trying to adapt the Personal Statement so it covers two different courses.Any advice for Personal statements for a mixture of applications of single honours and dual honours courses. DD applying for Philosophy in various combinations. She was worried about what she should /should not include on the PS as her first choice uni course was for single honours Philosophy/Theology and her second choice uni was for dual honours Philosophy/Music. She was worried if she included to many music references on the PS it may make her less favourable to her first choice.
Can she creatively link the two so that the statement will be read by the admissions team and they’ll see in it what they want?
random blurb eg “Philosphy is a fascinating subject, what makes us who we are, and study of the human condition and of how we find our place in the world is something that can be done on so many levels. I’d love to explore this at a degree level to develop my own understanding further.
One of the ways I experience the profound is through music: I play the <insert instrument> in <insert group, experience or youtube channel>. I am especially interested in the crossover between secular and sacred music, and how theology interacts with the music I study and create. It’s almost like a Venn diagram where the three aspects of thought, music and sacred works interact”
Statistics: Posted by Aethel — Tue Mar 19, 2024 7:07 pm