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How do I demonstrate an interest in a subject in my personal statement?
Honestly, it depends on the subject that you are applying for. However, often a good way of demonstrating your interest is to relate it to past experiences or activities you have done. For example, if you we...
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How do you know medicine is the right course for you?
Spending a moth at a hospital taught many insightful lessons from the staff who allow the ward to operate effectively. Thedecision making, on ward rounds, became evident as they tried to devise the best supp...
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How do I get started in writing a successful "academic focused" personal statement
Brain stormingA personal statement is a summary of your academic history therefore all your achievements and studies will naturally speak for themselves, it's up to you to simply make these experiences shine...
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What sort of things may my interviewer ask me?
For Humanities subjects, there are usually two interviews. The first, will be broadly based on your Personal Statement, and the work you submit. (I would have to read this). The interviewer will be very keen...
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Write a function that takes a string, and outputs that string formatted in camelcase. (alternating upper and lower case for each character, e.g. cAmElCaSe)
A simple approach would be something like the following:def camelcase(text): camel_chars = [] # start an empty list where we'll store the components of the new string for i in range(len(text)): # for each ch...
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