I don't know what to write - Sixth form personal statement!!!

Just splurge all of your ideas onto the page - don't worry about how it sounds or its length. Then try to give it a bit of structure and slowly edit it down. Try to focus mostly on the subjects you're applying for rather than anything else.

how do I even start the first sentence?

What course are you applying for? I'll try to help you.

chemistry, biology and physics - A levels

chemistry, biology and physics - A levels

1) Have an idea of what course you want to study.
2) Explain to yourself out loud why you want to study it
3) Explain to yourself out loud why you want to go to university
4) Examine my checklist that I've linked below
5) Look at each box and write a simple sentence ON A PIECE OF PAPER about it (preferably something that links to you e.g. an example). For example if I've said "Be positive" - write "I will be positive." or maybe "One positive thing about me is this...".

6) Don't look at other examples of personal statements too much because what happens is you tend to use common phrases from them. One phrase I didn't realise was a cliche is the following: "Computer science is a big part of the world's future" so you've gotta be very careful.

7) Start with a brainstorm of things about yourself and what you've done. Group those things under the distinct categories e.g. "Work experience"; "Extracurricular activities"; "Academic Experience and why I want to do this course". Then try and form a few sentences. Eventually you'll be forming paragraphs.

8) Follow the technical guidelines. Make sure the word limit and line limits are correct.

9) Make sure to sort out basic stuff like sleep and stress - these things affect every part of our life yet so many people don't realise it. If you find you are struggling with time, try some time management tips, work faster in things that you can afford to rush, and...

10) Have this rule in mind "Sacrifice and Strategy" - if you're very far behind like me, you will actually have to put a complete stop to "fun stuff" unless you're studying, where doing something "fun" will be good for your brain. If you're doing an assignment or something , you could probably afford not to have "fun" if you know what I mean. Like put a stop to youtube, facebook, videogames OR only view them VERY infrequently and for a short time.

11) If you don't have many things to put on there about yourself, then try getting in some volunteering in, maybe some moocs, maybe purchase a book for 'wider reading' or follow some groups on social media or even better join some clubs in your school or idk there are loads of stuff you could be doing.

12) Get your tutors and advisors to check and see where improvements can be made.

13) Good luck. Get enough sleep - you'll be more energised and can work more efficiently - saving more time in the long-run. Aim for 8-9 hours sleep and have breakfast.

14) One last thing, sometimes you have to JUST DO IT!!!

thanks.