Original post by APersonYo
I have no work experience or EPQ and I currently do maths, biology and chemistry at A level. I also have no UKMT certificates.
Why do you want to do EE? What interests you about it?
That's what you write about.
You don't need UKMT, an EPQ, and/or work experience. Most applicants don't have any of those things either.
There's sample engineering personal statements on TSR for inspiration. But just be aware, the quality can vary...
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Read through some sample personal statements on TSR as jneill said, and look at what unis they applied for. If they applied for Oxbridge, it's fair to assume they put a lot of thought into their statement, so copy one of those, and slowly make drafts changing it to be about you. Then, write a whole new one once you have this edited stolen one to use as reference.
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