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So I've written my personal statement and it has 3994 characters (with spaces).
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
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(Original post by Baaah)
So I've written my personal statement and it has 3994 characters (with spaces).
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
So I've written my personal statement and it has 3994 characters (with spaces).
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
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(Original post by Baaah)
So I've written my personal statement and it has 3994 characters (with spaces).
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
So I've written my personal statement and it has 3994 characters (with spaces).
What font size/type are personal statements when I put it in the UCAS application? Currently I'm using times new roman 12pt.
Also, is there a way for people to review my personal statement on this website?
TSR has a dedicated PS Review service which is free and run by approved volunteers, and it is sent via a secure area meaning it won't be cached.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/con...SR-PS-reviewer
DO NOT send it to anyone via PM - You have no control as to what they do with it. Someone could copy it, or plaster it all over the internet making it cached and therefore gets your PS flagged by the UCAS Plagiarism software.
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(Original post by Glassapple)
You copy and paste it into Microsoft Word and it tells you how many lines you've used, I really hope you haven't been writing it in the UCAS online box where you submit it...
You copy and paste it into Microsoft Word and it tells you how many lines you've used, I really hope you haven't been writing it in the UCAS online box where you submit it...

What font type and size does UCAS use? Or should I paste it in ucas form then copy and paste it back to microsoft word?
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(Original post by Baaah)
No I haven't been writing it in on ucas
What font type and size does UCAS use? Or should I paste it in ucas form then copy and paste it back to microsoft word?
No I haven't been writing it in on ucas

What font type and size does UCAS use? Or should I paste it in ucas form then copy and paste it back to microsoft word?
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