Guides and example personal statements
Free personal statement examples for students looking to study a science degree at undergraduate or post graduate level, or for students looking to secure a place on a science course where a personal statement is required as part of the application process.
Including biology, physics, chemistry, biomedical studies, genetics, marine science and other closely related subjects.
Ever since I took my first chemistry class in high school, I have been captivated by the subject. The way chemicals interact, the power of chemical reactions, and the countless applications of chemistry in our everyday lives have always fascinated me.
Ever since I was a child, I have been captivated by the wonders of the universe. From the mesmerizing patterns of the night sky to the intricate laws that govern the behavior of matter and energy…
From a very early age, I have been fascinated by the astounding diversity of life on our planet. It is this lifelong interest that drives my enthusiasm for zoology and my desire to delve into the intricate mechanics that govern the world’s various ecosystems.
Ever since I was young, I have been captivated by the intricate world of forensic science. The allure of uncovering hidden truths and solving complex mysteries has always excited me, and it is with great enthusiasm that I have chosen to pursue a degree in Forensic Science.
In a world where the fragile balance of our planet is constantly under threat, I find solace in the prospect of dedicating my life to understanding and protecting the environment….
Chemical engineering is a discipline that combines my passion for chemistry, problem-solving, and innovation…
The realm of biotechnology has always fascinated me with its immense potential to revolutionize healthcare, agriculture, and environmental sustainability…
All we need to do is look around the world we live in to see how vital biochemistry is to living organisms – it can be applied to a variety of subjects ranging from genes and cells to medicines and enzymology.
I used to imagine my future as a researcher and experimenter in a laboratory equipped with big lasers and hi-tech equipment, performing experiments for benefiting others…
Around age six, I developed a knack for figuring out how to take things apart like pulling wires and coils out of an old radio set in an attempt to determine the source of the ruckus and poking my finger into a socket wondering if I would light up like a bulb…