vangiespen
Nov 1, 2015
Scholarship / Worked at 4 different countries, 7+ years of experience in the supply chain field; Chevening scholar [3]
Hi Mohamed, let me give you some more focused advice for the improvement of your essay aside from the advice that I gave Amanda that she took the liberty of sharing with you here. There are actually more specifics that need to be addressed with your essay aside from the focus that she mentioned to you.
Your essay provides a general sense of your academic and professional background. However, there was a failure on your part to connect those with your desire to attend these specific 3 courses. That is where the difficulty of revising your essay lies. While you know what university you want to attend and what specific masters degree course you wish to pursue, you need to know or decide upon how you will be presenting those choices in the essay. Will you present the courses and universities in priority form? Or will you just present them in no particular order because you have not decided upon certain specifics relating to your work experience that can tell you which schools you have more of a potential to be accepted in?
That means, you will need to conduct intricate research into the course curriculum of each university, discuss the relevant classes that you will be taking in relation to your previous academic and work experience, and then connect it with your future goals. Whatever you do, do not just offer a description of the course as you understood it from the website or brochure. That is useless information. What you have to do is connect the essay with a personal goal on your part.
It is this personal goal that will resonate with the scholarship reviewer and show him/her how focused and determined you are to complete the masters course. So don't discuss the study plan in such a simple manner. Don't provide an overview of your academic and professional experience either. Each experience or academic course needs to directly connect with your future study plans otherwise, you will not be able to provide the kind of information the reviewer requires. If that happens, then your application will fall short of the prompt requirements and be ill effective in influencing your application.
Hi Mohamed, let me give you some more focused advice for the improvement of your essay aside from the advice that I gave Amanda that she took the liberty of sharing with you here. There are actually more specifics that need to be addressed with your essay aside from the focus that she mentioned to you.
Your essay provides a general sense of your academic and professional background. However, there was a failure on your part to connect those with your desire to attend these specific 3 courses. That is where the difficulty of revising your essay lies. While you know what university you want to attend and what specific masters degree course you wish to pursue, you need to know or decide upon how you will be presenting those choices in the essay. Will you present the courses and universities in priority form? Or will you just present them in no particular order because you have not decided upon certain specifics relating to your work experience that can tell you which schools you have more of a potential to be accepted in?
That means, you will need to conduct intricate research into the course curriculum of each university, discuss the relevant classes that you will be taking in relation to your previous academic and work experience, and then connect it with your future goals. Whatever you do, do not just offer a description of the course as you understood it from the website or brochure. That is useless information. What you have to do is connect the essay with a personal goal on your part.
It is this personal goal that will resonate with the scholarship reviewer and show him/her how focused and determined you are to complete the masters course. So don't discuss the study plan in such a simple manner. Don't provide an overview of your academic and professional experience either. Each experience or academic course needs to directly connect with your future study plans otherwise, you will not be able to provide the kind of information the reviewer requires. If that happens, then your application will fall short of the prompt requirements and be ill effective in influencing your application.