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Reapplicant - New Personal Statement?
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Re: Reapplicant - New Personal Statement?
The general advice is that you should submit a different PS. It doesn't have to be radically different if your first one is still true for you, but you should submit something new to schools you applied to in the past.
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Re: Reapplicant - New Personal Statement?
definitely a different ps
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Re: Reapplicant - New Personal Statement?
.cavalier1138 wrote:The general advice is that you should submit a different PS. It doesn't have to be radically different if your first one is still true for you, but you should submit something new to schools you applied to in the past.
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Re: Reapplicant - New Personal Statement?
It means you should make a good faith effort to improve on your PS. If you think your PS the first time around accurately told a story about you that you want admissions to consider, then just figure out how you can make that narrative better. That might mean reorganizing, rewriting portions, or reimagining how the narrative should go.hbdash wrote:Does that mean I can leave some paragraphs completely untouched and just change the general theme/direction? Or should I try to edit the whole thing while keeping the same general theme? Like I'm the same person I was last year, not sure how much different I can make itcavalier1138 wrote:The general advice is that you should submit a different PS. It doesn't have to be radically different if your first one is still true for you, but you should submit something new to schools you applied to in the past.
Make an effort to make it better, whatever that means for your specific statement.
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