Susan Gerbic
8th February 2008, 11:17 PM
Any great writers out there who what to help a struggling potential Master's student?
My deadline is quickly approaching, I have to work this weekend and don't have time to revise this application to death like I would normally with a essay.
I am looking for someone (or more) to read my statement of purpose and help me make it more academic. I don't want it to sound stuffy either. I want my personality to come through without it being too informal. Anyway, I have been revising it for days and now I think I need some help with the final revisions.
The questions we were supposed to answer were
why pursue a MA in History,
what area do you want to study
prior experiences with history training
factors that may affect application +/-
My problem areas in the past have been run-on sentences and passive voice. If I could make sure they were eliminated and just make it flow a bit better along with sounding professional and excited, then I know it will be alright.
I'm not so comfortable printing the whole thing here but would ask you to PM me or leave a message here so I could email you the 3 page document. I have already asked about the length and the adviser said 2 1/2 is fine but don't go over 3 pages.
Thank you in advance
Susan
My deadline is quickly approaching, I have to work this weekend and don't have time to revise this application to death like I would normally with a essay.
I am looking for someone (or more) to read my statement of purpose and help me make it more academic. I don't want it to sound stuffy either. I want my personality to come through without it being too informal. Anyway, I have been revising it for days and now I think I need some help with the final revisions.
The questions we were supposed to answer were
why pursue a MA in History,
what area do you want to study
prior experiences with history training
factors that may affect application +/-
My problem areas in the past have been run-on sentences and passive voice. If I could make sure they were eliminated and just make it flow a bit better along with sounding professional and excited, then I know it will be alright.
I'm not so comfortable printing the whole thing here but would ask you to PM me or leave a message here so I could email you the 3 page document. I have already asked about the length and the adviser said 2 1/2 is fine but don't go over 3 pages.
Thank you in advance
Susan