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What should the structure of a good personal statement be?

Well, that's a kind of tricky question. I'd say that the first and last paragraphs are quite rigid: the first should be a small introduction into why you are fascinated by the course you're applying to while...
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What do you think you could bring to the course and how do you think the course would benefit you?

This is a simple manner to access how suited the student is to a course and how they feel they will develop in terms of their current skill-set, and what they could learn.
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Why do you want to study medicine?

personalise your answer and reflect on experiences that have influenced your choice. Most candidates will want to help people etc, but having a unique answer will give you the edge in interviews.
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How much experience is enough when applying to medical schools?

This is a common stumbling block I'm sure many candidates reach, only to hear "how long is a piece of string?" My advice would be to snap up as much as you possibly can, don't turn anything down! I...
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How do I begin my personal statement?

It's always important to plan and I'd suggest you mind map your ideas. Write the subject you want to study in the middle of the bubble and write around it what aspects of the course/subject you enjoy or find...
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