personal statement for geog but want to do ppe pls

I have written my personal statement regarding studying geography can I still apply for PPE at top unis like Manchester,KCL and leeds
despite this I have written for geography for UCL and LSE

I have written my personal statement regarding studying geography can I still apply for PPE at top unis like Manchester,KCL and leeds
despite this I have written for geography for UCL and LSE

If you made the entire thing about the economic part of human geography then you might pull it off but when the sources are so distinct the question I'm usually left asking is... do you want to study geography or PPE?

Honestly, If your entire PS is on a completely different subject I don’t think unis would appreciate it

i actually find both courses interesting but lean towards geog however PPE might be more employable

really i heard u can

really i heard u can

I would suggest trying to include both in your personal statement if possible and maybe link them a bit if you can, this is what i did for my personal statement when i was applying for various subjects that were quite different from each other

Out of interest which subjects were these?

I was applying for courses around geography, environmental science and outdoor studies but also criminology and forensics, and at the time of writing my personal statement I was also considering a policing degree. And for some background I studied Geography, Criminology, and Law at A-level and did an EPQ on the prison system

And so what have you landed doing now, if we may know?

I have written my personal statement regarding studying geography can I still apply for PPE at top unis like Manchester,KCL and leeds
despite this I have written for geography for UCL and LSE

Im currently in my second year studying outdoor adventure and environmental studies

And what made you realise you wanted to do that rather than criminology or forensics?

To be honest was mostly the realisation that I wouldn't cope with being sat in a classroom and learning as well as class sizes as i struggled enough with these things at GCSE and A-Leven so chose the course due to the range of topics covered and also due to the practical and fieldwork element (yes there are still plenty of lectures but there is also lots of practical and fieldwork, typically at least once a week, sometimes more). I also decided that i should try to do something i will hopefully enjoy more and realised that i can still go down the criminology route later in life if i wish to

I'm not 100% sure about this but a few of my friends who were applying to Dhuram said they let you submit a separate personal statement for them if you are applying to a different degree - so maybe research this and consider them as well.