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Personal statement

United Kingdomgbvia direct
// Job Type
Full Time
// Salary
Not disclosed
// Posted
2 months ago

About the Role

CAREERS SERVICE About For Employers Events Student and Graduate Stories Contact Us MyCareer Logo Explore your options Gain skills and experience Find jobs Work for yourself Making applications Support and resources Search... Search... Personal Statement for Dentistry A strong personal statement is important for a successful application. Newcastle University Careers Service Explore your options Further study Applying for dental school Personal statement Personal statement Some dental schools will use your personal statement as the basis of your interview. Others put less emphasis on its importance. However, it is likely to be used to assess your suitability for the course at some stage. In addition to your academic capability, it gives you the opportunity to reflect on what you’ve learned from work experience. It demonstrates you have the personal skills required for dentistry. Focus on your reasons for applying how your work experience has prepared you for the course and career supporting information, like extra-curricular activities. You have a limit of 47 lines or 4,000 characters (including spaces). The form will cut off if you go over the limit. Leave room for breaks between paragraphs. Common mistakes on a personal statement Try to avoid these mistake commonly made on personal statements. Being too descriptive Being too vague Being too general Using romantic language Having a lack of structure Including name-dropping Get feedback on your personal statement As a Newcastle University student or registered recent graduate, you can get feedback on your personal statement from the Careers Service. All our careers consultants have experience of personal statements for dentistry. The Careers Service does not check grammar or proof read. Please see the Academic Skills Team for advice on using grammar and punctuation. They do not offer a proof reading service. Book an online or in person guidance appointment via MyCareer, or use the Careers Service drop-in service to get statement feedback. Further information MedicPortal.com - advice on writing a personal statement for dentistry Dental Schools Council - advice on making an application and personal statements Prospects Dentist profile - includes information on the role and the skills needed to become a dentist. This is useful for when writing a personal statement UCAS - guide on writing a personal statement Book a guidance appointment Applying to dental school Application process

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