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I'm in a pickle.
Across the board, I have good stats. The final part to tackle is my personal statement. I've been working heavily on my personal statement, and I felt like I had something spectacular coming along. Its been drafted about six times now, and the professor, philosophy student, friend's mom, and two of the three pre-health advisers all liked it and how I was paralleling music with dentistry. At this point it is very well written. But then I sent it in to the third pre-health adviser. She has been doing this the longest, and sure her opinion is only one, but she made some good points. She admitted that it is well written, the connections to music are good, and it shows why I'm interested in dentistry, but it completely misses the mark on showing who I am, and why I should be a dentist... and as I read it again, I kinda agree..
Is this going to kill me?
I'm leaving to study abroad in about week and need to get my application in before I go. Though I currebtly don't see how, I can try my best to incorporate what I can into what I have, but I don't really have enough time to 'start over.' However, if its imperative I do so, I'll do my best. Its a huge hit to me too because I've always felt I was a bad writer and I have never been more proud of what I've written.
Honestly any advice any of you have done to write your statement is welcome. Thanks!
Across the board, I have good stats. The final part to tackle is my personal statement. I've been working heavily on my personal statement, and I felt like I had something spectacular coming along. Its been drafted about six times now, and the professor, philosophy student, friend's mom, and two of the three pre-health advisers all liked it and how I was paralleling music with dentistry. At this point it is very well written. But then I sent it in to the third pre-health adviser. She has been doing this the longest, and sure her opinion is only one, but she made some good points. She admitted that it is well written, the connections to music are good, and it shows why I'm interested in dentistry, but it completely misses the mark on showing who I am, and why I should be a dentist... and as I read it again, I kinda agree..
Is this going to kill me?
I'm leaving to study abroad in about week and need to get my application in before I go. Though I currebtly don't see how, I can try my best to incorporate what I can into what I have, but I don't really have enough time to 'start over.' However, if its imperative I do so, I'll do my best. Its a huge hit to me too because I've always felt I was a bad writer and I have never been more proud of what I've written.
Honestly any advice any of you have done to write your statement is welcome. Thanks!
