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How do you write a personal statement?

admin — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 07:35:26 +0000

I am about to apply for a Master’s in Higher Ed at FIU and they want a personal statement. They said it was supposed to be about myself and why I want to apply for the Master’s. I am not sure though if they want a certain format like APA format and I haven’t gotten an answer yet. I need to make one today because graduate assistantship positions are going to come up soon and I NEED to apply for those.

Any tips with the personal statement for a university?

This website is great and will answer all your questions. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/642/01/

What website can I purchase company financial statements from?

admin — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 08:24:07 +0000

I am looking for a safe website to purchase the financial statements of a private company. Can anyone recommend a website please? The company in question is UK based, called Slater Menswear ltd.

You can’t not of a private company. That is not open to the public

How important is the personal statement compared to plain grades?

admin — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:24:46 +0000

How important is the personal statement compared to plain grades? If the course requires 300 UCAS points and I have like 360 points would it still be possible for me not to get in? Also I am not applying to top unis but more average ones like Plymouth for example. Thanks in advance.

The personal statement is often the deciding factor between applicants with similar grades.

It might be if your personal statement is poorly written or that you have not demonstrated enough interest in the course.

How do I change a statement that is written in the passive voice to the active voice?

admin — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 02:50:25 +0000

It has come to my attention that I write my statement in the passive voice all to often. I would to know how to convert such statement to the active voice. I only took the require English classes in college, therefore I am a novice when comes to diction. Here is an example of one my statements written in the passive voice:

Society is predicated on peace.

Not having seen any other examples of your written work, I cannot comment on whether or not you use passive voice too frequently. However, the particular example you listed is far better in passive voice than any active voice version.

The definition of ‘passive’ in its usage in grammar has no relation to "not reacting visibly to something that might be expected to produce manifestations of an emotion or feeling" or. "not participating readily or actively." The word ‘passive’ in grammar refers to the subject of a sentence, and the meaning is "being the object of action rather than causing action.’

How to write UCAS personal statement when applying for COMPLETELY different courses.?

admin — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 08:47:48 +0000

Hi,
I am writing my Personal statement and want to apply for different courses; Science Foundation Year and Accounting. I know that i can completely ignore one course and write about the other in the personal statement (with Science being the one i will apply for most uni’s), but how can i relate the two together??

Thank You for any help.

It’s really hard to do this. I wanted to apply for ancient and medieval history and also some sort of biology course. I love both subjects but in the end settled for biology. If you have relevant experiences and skills that can link both subjects then you should be ok.

How to use WHERE statement after an inner join?

admin — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 02:27:20 +0000

how can i use a where statement after an innerjoin for example

"select item.* FROM item INNER JOIN category ON item.category_id=category.category_id"

and add a "WHERE" after the above statement like this

"select item.* FROM item INNER JOIN category ON item.category_id=category.category_id WHERE category_id =textbox1.text "

but it doesnt work T_T anyoen help me pls

It doesn’t work because the reference to "category_id" in your WHERE clause is ambiguous. You need to specify which table it’s coming from, because both have a column with that name. For instance:

SELECT item.*
FROM item
INNER JOIN category ON item.category_id = category.category_id
WHERE item.category_id = ‘textbox1.text’

You’re also going to need to put quotes around the value of textbox1.text.

How many signing statements did Ronald Reagan issue as president?

admin — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 03:32:07 +0000

I know that Reagan started the trend of using a lot of signing statements in his presidency, but I am having trouble finding how many statements he himself issued. I need it for a history project. Thanks!

Look at the American Presidency Project’s website

What statement can you make about the relationship between the sin 30 degrees and the cos 60 degrees?

admin — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 08:12:24 +0000

What statement can you make about the relationship between the sin 30 degrees and the cos 60 degrees?

What statement can you make about the relationship between the sin 60 degrees and the cos 30 degrees?

sin30 = cos60
sin60 = cos30

What is the difference between the null and alternative hypotheses statements in one-tailed and two-tailed t?

admin — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 00:09:05 +0000

What is the difference between the null and alternative hypotheses statements in one-tailed and two-tailed t
1What is the difference between the null and alternative hypotheses statements in one-tailed and two-tailed tests? How can manufacturing companies use the standard normal distribution to determine quality control of their products?

2. What is the "perfect" standard normal distribution? Explain your answer. What value is business research and hypothesis testing to a company?

Consider the hypothesis as a trial against the null hypothesis. the data is evidence against the mean. you assume the mean is true and try to prove that it is not true.

If the question statement asks you to determine if there is a difference between the statistic and a value, then you have a two tail test, the null hypothesis, for example, would be µ = d vs the alternate hypothesis µ ? d

if the question ask to test for an inequality you make sure that your results will be worth while. for example. say you have a steel bar that will be used in a construction project. if the bar can support a load of 100,000 psi then you’ll use the bar, if it cannot then you will not use the bar.

if the null was µ = 100,000 vs the alternate µ < 100,000 then will will have a meaningless test. in this case if you reject the null hypothesis you will conclude that the alternate hypothesis is true and the mean load the bar can support is less than 100,000 psi and you will not be able to use the bar. However, if you fail to reject the null then you will conclude it is plausible the mean is greater than or equal to 100,000. You cannot ever conclude that the null is true. as a result you should not use the bar because you do not have proof that the mean strength is high enough.

if the null was µ = 100,000 vs. the alternate µ > 100,000 and you reject the null then you conclude the alternate is true and the bar is strong enough; if you fail to reject it is plausible the bar is not strong enough, so you don’t use it. in this case you have a meaningful result.

Any time you are defining the hypothesis test you need to consider whether or not the results will be meaningful.

From TutorTeddy.com

Any Native English speakers. Could you make this statement better as if a native speaker has spoken?

admin — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 05:35:47 +0000

"They was certainly quick enough to listen to our little gripe and erase that "redundant" description in the countdown title. It is a good thing they have come to their senses fast enough within an hour or so. I would have definitely hated to see the number one winner revealed beforehand just by glancing at the countdown title."

Thank you very much.

They were {was = singular, were = plural} certainly quick enough to listen to our little gripe and erase that "redundant" description in the countdown title. It is a good thing they came {past tense} to their senses fast enough within an hour or so. I would have definitely hated to see the winner {the winner IS number one!} revealed beforehand simply from {rephrased} glancing at the countdown title.

Hope that helped I put why I made the corrections in curly brackets!