How important is a personal statement for masters

So I want to apply for a masters and I have a personal statement I feel like I’ve spoken about all the points they want me to, but I have a bad track record with essays where I think they’re good but I then get a bad grade for it so I’m worried mine isn’t good enough for them.

The uni wants a min 2:2 grade but I’m gonna get a low 2:1

So I want to apply for a masters and I have a personal statement I feel like I’ve spoken about all the points they want me to, but I have a bad track record with essays where I think they’re good but I then get a bad grade for it so I’m worried mine isn’t good enough for them.

The uni wants a min 2:2 grade but I’m gonna get a low 2:1

So I want to apply for a masters and I have a personal statement I feel like I’ve spoken about all the points they want me to, but I have a bad track record with essays where I think they’re good but I then get a bad grade for it so I’m worried mine isn’t good enough for them.

The uni wants a min 2:2 grade but I’m gonna get a low 2:1

(I work in postgrad admissions and part of my role is scoring PS's)

The honest answer is that the PS can be critical.

The vast majority of applicants will meet the degree requirement, so the PS is one of the key ways to distinguish and profile applicants.

However, if you have taken the time to review their PS requirements and have addressed most/all of them, then you should be in a good position. It's not a writing competition; you're addressing the scoring criteria which are hinted at on their How to Apply/FAQ/What to include in your PS pages.

Hello guys, I am planning to apply for the MSc program, and I want to write a personal statement. I need some help or any suggestions on whether I have to write it on my own or if it is best to take PS writing services from pros. Any help would be highly appreciated.