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pgzc

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evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
Since I was little, I have always had a naturally driven duty to protect was so dear to me and of the others who deserved justice from the atrocities in this world caused by those who are irresponsible. Leadership, discipline, resilience, innovation, creativity, capability of being organized, of being a truthful and being an ethical person are skills that are present in my character. I have participated in charitable activities such as donating supplies and money to different institutions like Hogar Del Niño and Casa de Todos; orientating freshmen to feeling comfortable in their new college life at Estudiantes Orientadores; and giving seminars and tutories in college, school and at work. My job experiences have been in many industries: post marketing analysis of dealer sales performance and administrative work in Toyota Financial Services and Nissan; scanning at Ochoa Poultry Farms (egg distributor); general assistant of T & P Realty (rental government subsidized homes); file clerk and receptionist at Zaragoza & Alvarado (a tax firm); and auditing a provider of tutories for the program “No Child Left Behind” in an agreed upon procedure. As seen, my philosophy is that nothing is impossible if you set your mind to achieve it. I think outside the box, to be able to do all plus do well at college classes and have time for arts & crafts. I can contribute with fresh new ideas, solutions and also learn from areas like environmental law, since many of my college projects have been on the subject such as: recommending and analyzing different energy alternatives in hope to solve the current energy crisis in Puerto Rico; how can companies implement the use green accounting; and market eco-friendly products. This is why my consideration and acceptance for Law School and Masters in Human Resource will be much appreciated.
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attractive_NUisance

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Re: evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
Not very good. Write shorter sentences. Remove the cliche lines like "outside the box" and the line about your philosophy. Remove the last line.
Thematically, you should have a lot more connecting your past experience with your chosen degrees. Why is this degree combo going to get you where you want to go.
Thematically, you should have a lot more connecting your past experience with your chosen degrees. Why is this degree combo going to get you where you want to go.
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kublaikahn

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You need to read some of the articles on and examples of PS's on this site and elsewhere. And find a mentor who can assist you.
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Arts and Crafts? Egg Scanning? Donating supplies?
I never call flame, but this one is super fishy.
If real, OP, start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing"
I never call flame, but this one is super fishy.
If real, OP, start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing"
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CanadianWolf

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Re: evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
OP: You need to develop a clear theme that is reflected in your opening sentence.
CONSIDER as an opening line: My education and work experience suggest that a JD/MBA dual degree program is the appropriate path to success.
A simple, straightforward opening sentence should let readers know the direction of the rest of your essay. It should also help you to present your message in an organized fashion.
Try to write in crisp, clear sentences. Avoid lengthy sentences.
The most basic approach utilizes a five (5) paragraph structure. The opening paragraph tells the reader that you're going to cover A, B, & C in your writing. Paragraph 2 deals with "A"; paragraph 3 covers "B"; while paragraph 4 addresses point "C". The concluding paragraph concisely restates your entire message.
CONSIDER as an opening line: My education and work experience suggest that a JD/MBA dual degree program is the appropriate path to success.
A simple, straightforward opening sentence should let readers know the direction of the rest of your essay. It should also help you to present your message in an organized fashion.
Try to write in crisp, clear sentences. Avoid lengthy sentences.
The most basic approach utilizes a five (5) paragraph structure. The opening paragraph tells the reader that you're going to cover A, B, & C in your writing. Paragraph 2 deals with "A"; paragraph 3 covers "B"; while paragraph 4 addresses point "C". The concluding paragraph concisely restates your entire message.
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pgzc

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Re: evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
wow i love when people doubt of what im telling. i know that you may be thinking that all this are lies just to get some attention but no; there are still people in this world who do stuff out of the stereotipical and what is expected of them from the industries they are working on.kwais wrote:Arts and Crafts? Egg Scanning? Donating supplies?
I never call flame, but this one is super fishy.
If real, OP, start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing"
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Re: evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
English isn't your first language, is it? 
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bmore

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This is not a personal statement.
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pgzc

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FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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pgzc

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may be im passing it off as fiction what is really my life's storybmore wrote:This is not a personal statement.
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bmore

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No way!pgzc wrote:FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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pgzc

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thank you for being the only constructive argument so farCanadianWolf wrote:OP: You need to develop a clear theme that is reflected in your opening sentence.
CONSIDER as an opening line: My education and work experience suggest that a JD/MBA dual degree program is the appropriate path to success.
A simple, straightforward opening sentence should let readers know the direction of the rest of your essay. It should also help you to present your message in an organized fashion.
Try to write in crisp, clear sentences. Avoid lengthy sentences.
The most basic approach utilizes a five (5) paragraph structure. The opening paragraph tells the reader that you're going to cover A, B, & C in your writing. Paragraph 2 deals with "A"; paragraph 3 covers "B"; while paragraph 4 addresses point "C". The concluding paragraph concisely restates your entire message.
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pgzc

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it that so hard to believe from someone who lives in Puerto Rico?bmore wrote:No way!pgzc wrote:FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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I couldn't even get through this "personal statement" because of how bad the grammar is, not to even mention the subject matter. You need to take a few remedial English classes.pgzc wrote:FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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pgzc

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no relation between i need to refresh my grammar with i dont know englishInGoodFaith wrote:I couldn't even get through this "personal statement" because of how bad the grammar is, not to even mention the subject matter. You need to take a few remedial English classes.pgzc wrote:FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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There's a distinction between "knowing" and "understanding."pgzc wrote:no relation between i need to refresh my grammar with i dont know englishInGoodFaith wrote:I couldn't even get through this "personal statement" because of how bad the grammar is, not to even mention the subject matter. You need to take a few remedial English classes.pgzc wrote:FYI it isInGoodFaith wrote:English isn't your first language, is it?
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pgzc

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There's a distinction between "knowing" and "understanding."[/quote]
im sorry to disappoint you but i wouldnt be writting if i didnt know how to do both
im sorry to disappoint you but i wouldnt be writting if i didnt know how to do both
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kwais wrote:flame
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pgzc wrote:im sorry to disappoint you but i wouldnt be writting if i didnt know how to do both
You sure about that?pgzc wrote:Since I was little, I have always had a naturally driven duty to protect was so dear to me and of the others who deserved justice from the atrocities in this world caused by those who are irresponsible. Leadership, discipline, resilience, innovation, creativity, capability of being organized, of being a truthful and being an ethical person are skills that are present in my character. I have participated in charitable activities such as donating supplies and money to different institutions like Hogar Del Niño and Casa de Todos; orientating freshmen to feeling comfortable in their new college life at Estudiantes Orientadores; and giving seminars and tutories in college, school and at work. My job experiences have been in many industries: post marketing analysis of dealer sales performance and administrative work in Toyota Financial Services and Nissan; scanning at Ochoa Poultry Farms (egg distributor); general assistant of T & P Realty (rental government subsidized homes); file clerk and receptionist at Zaragoza & Alvarado (a tax firm); and auditing a provider of tutories for the program “No Child Left Behind” in an agreed upon procedure. As seen, my philosophy is that nothing is impossible if you set your mind to achieve it. I think outside the box, to be able to do all plus do well at college classes and have time for arts & crafts. I can contribute with fresh new ideas, solutions and also learn from areas like environmental law, since many of my college projects have been on the subject such as: recommending and analyzing different energy alternatives in hope to solve the current energy crisis in Puerto Rico; how can companies implement the use green accounting; and market eco-friendly products. This is why my consideration and acceptance for Law School and Masters in Human Resource will be much appreciated.
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pgzc

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I’m sorry but I thought this was for advice; not criticize peopleCorkBoard wrote:pgzc wrote:im sorry to disappoint you but i wouldnt be writting if i didnt know how to do bothYou sure about that?pgzc wrote:Since I was little, I have always had a naturally driven duty to protect was so dear to me and of the others who deserved justice from the atrocities in this world caused by those who are irresponsible. Leadership, discipline, resilience, innovation, creativity, capability of being organized, of being a truthful and being an ethical person are skills that are present in my character. I have participated in charitable activities such as donating supplies and money to different institutions like Hogar Del Niño and Casa de Todos; orientating freshmen to feeling comfortable in their new college life at Estudiantes Orientadores; and giving seminars and tutories in college, school and at work. My job experiences have been in many industries: post marketing analysis of dealer sales performance and administrative work in Toyota Financial Services and Nissan; scanning at Ochoa Poultry Farms (egg distributor); general assistant of T & P Realty (rental government subsidized homes); file clerk and receptionist at Zaragoza & Alvarado (a tax firm); and auditing a provider of tutories for the program “No Child Left Behind” in an agreed upon procedure. As seen, my philosophy is that nothing is impossible if you set your mind to achieve it. I think outside the box, to be able to do all plus do well at college classes and have time for arts & crafts. I can contribute with fresh new ideas, solutions and also learn from areas like environmental law, since many of my college projects have been on the subject such as: recommending and analyzing different energy alternatives in hope to solve the current energy crisis in Puerto Rico; how can companies implement the use green accounting; and market eco-friendly products. This is why my consideration and acceptance for Law School and Masters in Human Resource will be much appreciated.
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Re: evaluate my 2-1 personal statement for MBA and JD
The advice of the other posters ITT was legit.
Start over.
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thederangedwang

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Dont start over, all the other posters advice is too optimistic. If this really isnt a flame, and your writing is really this bad. Your only hope is sending this to a editing service and then paying them extra to write it for you...completely
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amycompton

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If real,start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing".
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pgzc

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ok fair enough but let this be clear to you all that its ok for you to not believe anything in my personal statement, apparently no body ever does believe the truthamycompton wrote:If real,start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing".
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wutpgzc wrote:ok fair enough but let this be clear to you all that its ok for you to not believe anything in my personal statement, apparently no body ever does believe the truthamycompton wrote:If real,start over, dig on this site and elsewhere for good examples of personal statements. Choose one or two of these experiences you've had and flesh them out with examples. At the moment, this is the poster PS for "telling" as opposed to "showing".
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