vangiespen
Sep 17, 2014
Graduate / 'I have been fortunate enough to have my grandmother be a part of my life' - PA school motivation [5]
-Mary, I would suggest that you bring down this paragraph and bring up the 2nd paragraph because that paragraph states that your interest in the medical field started long before this event. In fact, I would go so far as to say that the 2nd paragraph contains more compelling reasons for your wishing to become a PA. Far more convincing than the story about your grandmother. After all your experience as a certified nursing assistant has more than exposed and prepared you for the world of a physician assistant. Develop the 2nd paragraph instead. I believe your essay will benefit more from that representation of yourself than this one.
- You can actually add your experience with Katie and your grandmother here as the catalyst statement that pushed you to finally decide on a PA career.I believe it would be more effective in this part of your essay rather than at the very beginning where it creates a disjointed series of paragraphs instead.
I hope my revision advice helps you. I have always believed that the best way to correct an essay is to correct the content and format mistakes first and then worry about the grammar and sentence structure errors next :-) I am looking forward to the revised essay if you do decide to revise it :-)
-Mary, I would suggest that you bring down this paragraph and bring up the 2nd paragraph because that paragraph states that your interest in the medical field started long before this event. In fact, I would go so far as to say that the 2nd paragraph contains more compelling reasons for your wishing to become a PA. Far more convincing than the story about your grandmother. After all your experience as a certified nursing assistant has more than exposed and prepared you for the world of a physician assistant. Develop the 2nd paragraph instead. I believe your essay will benefit more from that representation of yourself than this one.
- You can actually add your experience with Katie and your grandmother here as the catalyst statement that pushed you to finally decide on a PA career.I believe it would be more effective in this part of your essay rather than at the very beginning where it creates a disjointed series of paragraphs instead.
I hope my revision advice helps you. I have always believed that the best way to correct an essay is to correct the content and format mistakes first and then worry about the grammar and sentence structure errors next :-) I am looking forward to the revised essay if you do decide to revise it :-)