英国申请，不同院校的文书要求——1

近期我会陆续整理英国不同院校对于文书的要求，因字数要求有限，请持续关注！

1.伦敦大学学院

When we assess your application we would like to learn:

1.why you want to study 专业名 at graduate level？

2.why you want to study 专业名 at UCL？

3.what particularly attracts you to the chosen programme？

4.how your academic and professional background meets the demands of this challenging programme？

5.where you would like to go professionally with your degree？

Together with essential academic requirements, the personal statement is your opportunity to illustrate whether your reasons for applying to this programme match what the programme will deliver.

2.帝国理工学院

写你的个人陈述可能很困难，因为有这么多的对比信息可用。

要记住的关键是，它需要具体到你申请的课程和大学-请不要写一个一般性的声明，并将其发送到你所有的大学！

记住：一所学校的要求可能与另一所大学的要求大不相同。我们都有不同的需求，关注应用程序的不同方面。

什么是帝国理工学院商学院良好的个人陈述？

告诉我们你为什么要学习这个课程，特别是在帝国理工大学商学院。

包括您以前在帝国理工学院学习期间发现的令人愉快并希望继续学习的任何学习的信息。

包括任何相关经验（如实习、志愿工作或爱好）的进一步细节，这些经验培养了您对所选课程的兴趣，并培养了您的职业抱负。

深入了解你作为一个人的情况以及你在课堂上的表现。我们所有的课程都包含了很强的团队合作元素。在某些模块中，你将被作为一个团队进行评估，包括通过同行评估，其他学生将对你的贡献进行评分。这意味着，我们希望该课程的学生能够为团队的成功而努力，分享他们的想法，并在这一年中产生影响。

你的个人陈述也将是：

拼写检查，标准字体，段落，无语法错误。

大约500字长。

我不应该在我的个人陈述中写什么？

关于伦敦帝国理工学院和/或我们的课程在世界排名中的表现的段落-我们知道我们在做什么，所以你不需要告诉我们！

另一所大学的名称、不同的课程名称，或在编写“帝国”时出现拼写错误。

一份你的职业答案——如果你已经写了一些东西作为你职业答案的一部分，那么把它放在你的个人陈述中是没有意义的。这是一个写任何你认为相关但还没有机会包括的东西的地方。

推荐信中应该包括什么？关于推荐信

除了写你的个人陈述，你还需要决定你想写两封推荐信给谁。至少你的一个推荐人必须是学术性的，尽管你可以自由决定另一个是专业性的还是学术性的。

你还需要确保你提供了你的推荐人的学术或专业电子邮件地址。在任何情况下，我们都无法接受来自个人电子邮件地址（gmail、hotmail、126、新浪、qq、雅虎等）的推荐信。帝国理工学院商学院的推荐信政策可能与您申请的其他大学或系有所不同，因此您需要确保您提交的推荐信细节符合我们的要求。如果他们不这样做，我们将无法处理您的申请，直到我们收到一份合适的推荐信，而随着即将到来的最后期限的金融套房，这可能意味着我们无法考虑您在第一轮。

我们密切关注这些字母，因为它们为学生的申请和考试结果添加了上下文。帝国理工学院的成功学生通常都有优异的学习成绩，经常在班上表现优异。在决定添加谁作为裁判时，请确保：

在你申请之前，和你的推荐人谈谈，让他们知道你的申请。

让推荐人知道任何申请截止日期，并提前提交你的要求。有些学者很忙，所以他们可能需要一些时间来提交你的推荐信，特别是当他们有很多学生需要支持的时候。

向他们提供关于您选择的关键细节，以便他们确切地知道您要执行哪个程序。

让他把你的成绩放在班级和其他学生的背景下——如果你在你的团队中取得了最好的成绩，那么我们想知道！

告诉他们你的非学术成就，如实习，志愿工作或其他爱好，如果你希望这包括在你的参考。

如果你有影响你学习的可减轻的情况，你需要选择一个能够讨论你的学习是如何受到影响的推荐人。

3.曼彻斯特大学商学院

Tell us why you are interested in the course you are applying for and how it will impact on your future. Tell us what makes you stand out as an exceptional candidate for the course

Your statement should be no more than one page. It helps us to assess how well you are able to articulate your goals, motivations and values, and your writing and reasoning abilities.

Try to make it interesting and reflect your personality - we have to read a lot of them!

4.华威WMG学院

1. What you should say

Here are the themes that you should consider when writing your personal statement. This list is not complete, but they are likely to form the basis of your statement.

Academic

Why you want to undertake postgraduate study.

Your reasons for choosing the specific course. This is vital. Saying you are interested in "business" or "management" is not sufficient.

How your first degree and/or work experience is relevant to the course.

What academic skills you have developed and how they relate to the MSc course you have chosen.

Personal Attributes

What personal skills can you offer? Again, you must explain how these skills are relevant for your study at WMG

Your future career goals

2. How you should say it

Address the subject of the course. WMG do not offer general "management" or "business" courses, so be specific: how are your skills and interests related to Logistics, Project Management, e-Business etc?

讲讲本课程的主题。WMG不提供一般的“管理”或“商业”课程，所以要具体：你的技能和兴趣如何与物流、项目管理、电子商务等相关？

Relate the things you say about yourself to the course applied for. Don't just say "I worked for two months at Company X"; explain its relevance: "At Company X I was involved in troubleshooting project overruns on a new product design. This made it clear to me how important project management and risk management is".

3. Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling

It is important to get these right. Incorrect grammar, spelling or punctuation can make it difficult for us to read and understand what you are trying to say. For a start, you should use the grammar and spell checker provided in your word processor, but don't rely on these alone. Print your statement and read it with a pen in hand. Even better, get someone else to check it for you.

4. Style

Aim for 500 words. It may seem like a lot, but it will fill up quickly. Be concise and straight-forward in your writing. Keep your sentences short and get to the point. Most of the poor statements we see are too long, not too short.

5. Presentation

Use full sentences, starting with a capital letter and finishing with a full-stop.

Do not use slang or informal language.

Use paragraphs – your statement should read like any other piece of written work, that is, it should have an introduction (the beginning), body (the middle), and conclusion (the end).

Quick Tips

Don't use your statement to tell us what we already know. For example details of your undergraduate degree will be evident from your transcripts.

A personal statement is not a CV, so avoid just listing everything you have ever done.

Donʼt submit the same generic statement for many different courses. You must tailor the statement for each specific course.

You can include information about your hobbies / voluntary work etc, but you must explain how these relate to the course you have applied for.

Donʼt tell us about other people (e.g. your parents), they aren't the ones who will be studying at WMG.

Avoid vague statements such as "I have always wanted to go to your University because I have a passion for study".

Do not, under any circumstances, copy a personal statement from another source. In particular do not use "effective personal statement" type websites or forums.