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Personal Statement Writing Advice: Tip 1
 

Do the Research

Study the application forms and instructions related to your school or program of choice with great care. Pay close attention to the specific questions you are asked to answer in your admissions essay and ensure that you do, indeed, answer each question thoroughly.
 

Visit the website associated with the program of your choice. Learn as much as you can about the school's mandate, its historical philosophy, the faculty members listed, and the research orientations associated with the program. Pay close attention to the length, or word count, requested in your written submission. Do not exceed the stated word count. Admission boards usually summarily reject statements that substantively exceed word counts.
 

Sample Wording
The Dallas Baptist MBA's focus on integrated marketing communications within multinational marketing venues particularly interests me, as I hope in the near future to work within global, rather than strictly North American, markets... [Note that the university website has been thoroughly researched.]
 

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