Kay Said:

Could Someone Please Rate/ Give Tips On My Personal Statement?

We Answered:

This is very good, I agree you may want to add a bit more about your future goals - is there an area of psychology you'd particularly like to work in? or is there a specific group people you'd like to work for?

You may also want to add a sentence or two about what you are looking forward to about studying at university...obviously you're looking forward to understanding more about psychology but mention if you'd like to join any clubs (perhaps a fundraising or charity club or a student book club) or the student union. Say if you're looking forward to the challenge and indepence university can offer you.

Also, a quick tip, its not the best idea to post your PS online, someone could steal it, or parts of it, and use it as their own, then you could get caught out for plagerism, so I'd delete this asap.

Tara Said:

Random Q's help please? 10pts :)?

We Answered:

Getting the answers is not going to help. You need to study your information and try and understand it. Discuss problems with other students. You need to approach your teacher an explain you are struggling.

1. the Occupational Outlook Handbook
2. internal
3. informational interview
4. Keep an open mind.
5. inquisitiveness
6. Yusef has asked his football coach if he knows of any professional athletes that he could interview about their career.
7. Set up an appointment with someone with whom you wish to conduct an informational interview.
8. provide inspiration and motivation to our economy.
9. marketing knowledge.

Tara Said:

What colleges are fit for me?

We Answered:

Don't worry about your grades, they're definitely good enough... my GPA is lower than yours and I was accepted into Ivy League which I will be attending next fall... go ahead and apply to any of the top 20, and the liberal arts ones too. It won't hurt at all, and you DEFINITELY have a chance.

Make sure you have something astounding about yourself in your resume. Colleges like to see originality, not the same old National Honor Society and community service.

I don't know what else to tell you, colleges are unpredictable in who they choose to go to their school.