Is Last-Minute Feedback on Personal Statements Effective?

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Start date Jul 14, 2005
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Last-minute feedback on personal statements can be challenging, especially when time is limited. The urgency of the request highlights the pressure applicants face in meeting deadlines. Clarification on the type of personal statement and its purpose, such as for an engineering program, is essential for providing relevant feedback. Engaging others for quick reviews can yield valuable insights, but the effectiveness may vary based on the feedback received. Timely and constructive input can enhance the quality of the statement, even under tight deadlines.

Jul 14, 2005

dumb

Hey, i need to give in my personal statement tomorrow, it's really urgent :cry:

, so if anyone wants to have a look at it i'll pm it very quickly...

THANX :!)

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Jul 14, 2005

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Did you say you need it by tomorrow?
What sort of personal statement are you proposing?
Is this for admission to an engineering program?

Last edited: Jul 15, 2005

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