Start with a specific experience
Recall a reading, experiment, class or discussion: what caught your attention, what you did and what was difficult. A specific experience often explains interest better than a broad claim.
Explain the process and limitations
Describe how you gathered information, revised your understanding or considered another perspective. Unresolved questions can motivate further study; every experience need not be a success story.
Follow the programme’s integrity rules
Read the programme’s rules on collaboration, application writing and tools. Feedback should improve thinking and expression, while the submission accurately reflects the student’s own experience and ability.
This guide provides a planning method. Verify programme-specific eligibility, fees and dates against the relevant official edition.
