Please review my personal statement Forum
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Please review my personal statement
I took it down and would probably have to write something else.
Last edited by Waterbull06 on Thu Jan 05, 2012 3:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Please review my personal statement
this is highly inappropriate
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Re: Please review my personal statement
Can you be specific?
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Re: Please review my personal statement
to be honest, I don't know where to start, it's a whole host of issues and problems....
just the overall topic...well there isnt one. Your ideas are all over this and it turns out to be a page of rambling nonsense about your love for your wife. There is no direction or unifying idea at all.
Secondly, this is an essay for a professional school. Your essay reads like a diary entry. The language is incredibly casual and teenager-ish
Essentially, your PS is one long, way too personal, rambling mess with no clear message why you want to go to law other than juvenile reasons like
And just this sentence totally throws me off
Sorry for harsh criticisms or for sounding like an a-hole, but I really felt this PS to be really ridiculous
just the overall topic...well there isnt one. Your ideas are all over this and it turns out to be a page of rambling nonsense about your love for your wife. There is no direction or unifying idea at all.
Secondly, this is an essay for a professional school. Your essay reads like a diary entry. The language is incredibly casual and teenager-ish
This entire paragraph is the worst of the worst of your PS. Nobody cares you two were college sweethearts and is inappropriate to bring it up in this context. This paragraph talks more about your wife more than you.My wife and I were college sweethearts and we met when we were both playing basketball for our College. We have never been separated for more than few weeks ever since. I quit my first job when she went to graduate school for her master degree in biochemistry in Shanghai and then quit my second job when she came to U.S. for her PhD study at University of Wisconsin-Madison all because I wanted her to be successful and we wanted to be together. After I graduated from Edgewood College (in Madison) with my MBA degree in accounting and an overall GPA of 3.9 when she was a PhD student at UW, I got my first full-time job as the controller of a company in Milwaukee and passed all my CPA exams there. Although I really liked the job and it offered me great potential, but eventually I resigned, took a salary cut, and found my last job as a treasury analyst for a manufacturing company in Madison because my wife changed her career and was getting her MBA at UW in Madison instead of finding a job in Milwaukee as we originally planned. Finally, she found her dream job in Minneapolis after she graduated from UW. At the mean time, I was able to persuade my employer to work remotely from home so I could take care of our new born baby and be with my family all the time.
Essentially, your PS is one long, way too personal, rambling mess with no clear message why you want to go to law other than juvenile reasons like
I have been to the Law School Library many time and studied there. I really liked the atmosphere there and was motivated by students working so hard
We are also deeply involved in the community and have established strong friendships here.
And just this sentence totally throws me off
I mean seriously, be more professional.Our daughter is in her toddler age now and she needs my love just as I need hers everyday.
Sorry for harsh criticisms or for sounding like an a-hole, but I really felt this PS to be really ridiculous
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Re: Please review my personal statement
Thanks for your comments! I really appreciate it.
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