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personal statement minor changes

Michael_Scofield

Hi, I have a few things which I may need to change in my personal statement:

1. The number I want to use in my personal statement is 660000, which form should I write it in:
660,000 or
660 000 or
six hundred and sixty thousand

2. Is the "the" needed or does it make sense/sound better without it:
"...they have sufficient knowledge to add to..." or
"...they have the sufficient knowledge to add to..."

Thank You!

I would save the character count and go with 666,000 and the first statement without 'the'! :smile:

:smile:

1. 660,000
2. without the 'the'

Michael_Scofield

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Original post by Lilyghz

I would save the character count and go with 666,000 and the first statement without 'the'! :smile:

:smile:

Original post by falling

1. 660,000
2. without the 'the'

Thanks for the instant replies!

Dont forget to write about your skills and experience in breaking out of two prisons, and also your experience as a structural engineer.

Michael_Scofield

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Original post by Naveed-7

Dont forget to write about your skills and experience in breaking out of two prisons, and also your experience as a structural engineer.

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