UCAS have announced a change to the format of the personal statement. Rather than applicants being required to write an essay, the personal statement will be split into three distinct questions. The 4,000 character limit remains the same.

A veterinary personal statement is a written statement that outlines your interest in veterinary medicine and your qualifications and experiences that make you a strong candidate for veterinary school. It is an important component of the veterinary school application process.

Your veterinary personal statement should highlight your passion for animals and veterinary medicine, as well as your relevant experiences, skills, and qualifications. It should also discuss your future career goals and how veterinary school will help you achieve them.

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Yes of course! We run an express service on request so when you e-mail us your veterinary personal statement let us know you'd like it faster and also the reason for it and we'll certainly cater to you.
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Unfortunately not, no. As current and future vets, it goes against our ethical code to do this so if we are requested to do this for your veterinary personal statement, we'll have to politely decline.

Absolutely. The only people that will see your veterinary personal statement will be the checkers - All your data will be encrypted and is protected by our privacy policy.

Of course we can - Just let us know that you'd like to cut down the word count for your veterinary personal statement and we'll happily oblige.

Not to worry - we'll provide you a special service to ensure that your veterinary personal statement meets the English standards required by medical schools.

Yes, it's a good idea to have your veterinary personal statement reviewed by someone else, such as a teacher, mentor, or professional editor. They can provide valuable feedback and help you catch any errors or inconsistencies.

Your veterinary personal statement is an important part of your application and can help you stand out from other applicants. Admissions committees will use your personal statement to get a sense of your personality, your passion for veterinary medicine, and your qualifications for the program.