Do I need to write about my "skills" for the personal statement?
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I disagree, but I don't think you have to put your "skills" write about your skills from your other a-levels etc. Seems pointless to me as a lot of these skills are obvious.
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I disagree, but think you have to put your "skills" write about your skills from your other a-levels etc. Seems pointless to me as a lot of these skills are obvious.
I disagree, but think you have to put your "skills" write about your skills from your other a-levels etc. Seems pointless to me as a lot of these skills are obvious.
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Yes, as long as it would help in the area you are applying for. I used chess in mine, saying it helps improve my analysis skills.
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Yes, as long as it would help in the area you are applying for. I used chess in mine, saying it helps improve my analysis skills.
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I think there is no point writing about analytical skills, because most subjects have analytical skills and if you have A or B that already shows analytical skills

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For what course?
I think there is no point writing about analytical skills, because most subjects have analytical skills and if you have A or B that already shows analytical skills
For what course?
I think there is no point writing about analytical skills, because most subjects have analytical skills and if you have A or B that already shows analytical skills

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I disagree, but think you have to put your "skills" write about your skills from your other a-levels etc. Seems pointless to me as a lot of these skills are obvious.
I disagree, but think you have to put your "skills" write about your skills from your other a-levels etc. Seems pointless to me as a lot of these skills are obvious.
Teachers recommend this crap to applicants who have nothing else to talk about.
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