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I used 2.5 paragraph spacing
should i remove it? is it better without? please helppp
should i remove it? is it better without? please helppp
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(Original post by Exceptional)
UCAS remove it when you paste your personal statement. It's fine.
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UCAS remove it when you paste your personal statement. It's fine.
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(Original post by acharaaa)
oh, how come?
oh, how come?
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Altho you can (and it is recommended) to leave blank lines in between paragraphs to make them easier to read - those will stay
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Ucas do NOT indent paragraphs for you.
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
![Image]()
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
![Image]()
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
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(Original post by PQ)
Ucas do NOT indent paragraphs for you.
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
![Image]()
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
![Image]()
Ucas do NOT indent paragraphs for you.
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
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(Original post by PQ)
Ucas do NOT indent paragraphs for you.
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
![Image]()
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
![Image]()
Ucas do NOT indent paragraphs for you.
If you don't leave blank lines between paragraphs then your PS will appear to admissions staff as a block of text.
If you're lucky and your line breaks are in a decent place tgen your PS might be as readable as
If you leave blank lines in then your PS will be easier to read and what you say will have much more impact.
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(Original post by Da Di Doo)
But if we leave blank spaces then won't we waste the 47 lines?
But if we leave blank spaces then won't we waste the 47 lines?
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(Original post by SerLorasTyrell)
It's not wasted if it means they don't throw your application aside because it's difficult to read
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It's not wasted if it means they don't throw your application aside because it's difficult to read
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(Original post by Da Di Doo)
On an unrelated note, do you know if we can use the '&' symbol instead of the word 'and' ?
On an unrelated note, do you know if we can use the '&' symbol instead of the word 'and' ?
You *can* use & but you *shouldn't*
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