what does it mean on uncas personal statements charcters? and lines

A character is something that you press on your keyboard. So A is a character, as it is a letter. 2 is also a character. But other things that are not letters and numbers are also characters - punctuation is, so a comma is one character. Spaces used is another.

So when UCAS asks for 4000 characters maximum, it means you need to count every key you have pressed as one character. Word and other software will count these for you - but make sure you use the option that is "including spaces".

A line is something that has a character on. So obviously, the bits with writing on are lines. Imagine when you're writing by hand, you'll write on one line and then when you're finished you move to the next. However, any blank lines that you leave between paragraphs are also lines as they have the blank "space" character on.

So you need 47 lines in total. This is any written on,and any used but not written on. Generally, people will hit the line limit before the character limit.

Thank you, so if do more than 47 lines, ucas wont expect it
?
and also i heard u can only write 600 words. We can write less than 4000 characters,right?
so check how many lines, i have to count it?
so that means that ny sentence will pretty much be all together. No paragraph lol

Thank you, so if do more than 47 lines, ucas wont expect it
?
and also i heard u can only write 600 words. We can write less than 4000 characters,right?
so check how many lines, i have to count it?
so that means that ny sentence will pretty much be all together. No paragraph lol