I was wondering....
What if you choose courses like fashion management and psychology?
How should my personal statement look like?
I mean, they are two very different areas. How could I cope with that in the statement part?
This could be a real problem, If your personal statement not terribly directed to the subject the departments could just reject you. You should think carefully about why you rea intersted in such different areas and if this is the best idea. Perhaps focus on your A-Levels if they are relevent (ie if you did fashion or psych) or on psych in a way that will help you in management (ie want to work with people, understand them etc) so you cover both bases. You should think about wich one you want to do more and focus more on that so you are more likely to get your first choice. Always remember that you could go thrugh clearing if you don't get what you want/ change your mind so you will have a second chance.
Good luck
First of all, you should refer to the subjects as "the area of study", "subject" etc eg. I have always had a keen interest in this area/field/subject
Secondly, keep it as broad as possible whilst showing you're keen. For example:
-I like to keep up to date with developments in the media. If you had a look around, you might even be able to find an article which links what people wear to how the behave/what their personality is. Then you could name drop it, say briefly WHY you found it interesting, and you'd sound really keen AND kill two birds with one stone.
Admissions tutors are aware that candidates apply for different subjects and of course, being a 'blind application', one university doesn't know where else and for what else you've applied.
Centre the statement primarily around your personal skills: eg. analytical skills, good listener, team worker.
Good luck and I hope this helps.
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