How to write a global leadership personal Statement?

Hi, I don't have awards or commendations. Should I write about my academic achievements only ?

[b]Prompt:

Write a 300 word statement which demonstrates your academic and extracurricular achievements. As part of your answer, you may wish to consider the following topics:

Your academic achievements such as obtaining excellent grades, awards or commendations

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Yes. You can focus your essay on your academic achievements for the most part. It is important however, to also lightly discuss your extra curricular activities, even if you do not have any recognitions for it. It is important for you to address all of the required elements of the personal statement, drawing the attention of the reviewers to your strengths in the process. Make your academic achievements stand out and be the reason why, although you do have extra curricular activities, you did not excel as much there because you are an academic person by nature. However, you should still try to emphasize that you have tried your best to balance your academic and extra curricular activities so that the reviewer will know that you try to achieve in both fields.

I obtained excellent grades in my final year. At this point is it okay to talk about final year academic achievements only ?

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Personal Statement for Global Leadership

Can you help me with ideas how to respond to this question please.

Prompt:

In this section of the application form, you are required to write a 300 word statement which demonstrates your aspirations and how your studies at the University of Lincoln will help you to achieve these. As part of your answer, you may wish to consider the following topics:

Your career aspirations and ambitions for the future

What motivates you to succeed

Key reasons why you have chosen to study at the University of Lincoln, and how your studies will help you to work towards meeting your ambitions

I am not sure how I can help you respond to this statement. The essay has to be based on your personal ambitions and motivations. Consider what the driving factor is in terms of why you wish to attend college. What are the personal reasons you have for this? Setting aside the academic aspect, why is college important to you? How does it relate to how you see your future? If you can envision your future after college, then you have your motivation, ambition, and aspiration foundation. Expand upon that.

As for what motivates you to succeed, this can be based upon the reasons why you are determined to graduate from a college course. It relates in a way to your ambition and aspiration in a way, but should be strong enough to also represent the reasons why you chose to attend the University of Lincoln.

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Thanks