Can I use the same personal statement for different programs?

You definitely can! Only if it’s for the same program but different university.

Can I apply to 2 programs at the same university?

The answer to your question is yes, you can apply to multiple programs at the same university. So for us, if you’re at the master level, you can apply for multiple graduate level programs. Keep in mind, you have to pay the application fee for each of those programs you apply for.

Can you submit the same statement of purpose?

If there’s no prompt or guidelines, you can re-use the same idea for your personal statement – but change the details wherever relevant, making sure to emphasize why you’re applying to this specific program. …

Can I use the same statement of purpose for all universities which I apply to?

Yes you can provided you tailor the existing sop to suit the college you are applying. Each college and each program in the college is different and has a something unique. So you need to bring that uniqueness factor out in your sop.

Can I apply to two programs at the same university in Ontario?

There is no fee for replacing a program choice with another program choice at the same university. You may apply to as many Ontario universities as you wish; however, you are limited to a maximum of 3 program choices at any 1 university (including its affiliates).

Can I send the same personal statement for different universities?

You shouldn’t submit the same personal statement to multiple different schools, just changing the school and program names. Even though the application committee won’t know this for sure, they’ll get a sense that the whole statement is just a little too generic.

Can I apply for 2 graduate degrees?

UGC has approved a proposal to allow students to pursue two degree programmes at the same time. One of the degrees has to be in the regular mode and the other either in open and distance learning or online. A student can pursue two degrees in different streams as well as from different institutions.

Can I use a personal statement twice?

Yeah you can if you are reapplying the year after if you were unsuccessful the first time round, they don’t say it is plagiarism if the same person sent the same statement twice, seeing as you wrote it the first time round. Obviously if you changed your statement they will still check.

How many different universities can you apply to?

You can apply for five courses at any five universities. You can also apply to more than one course at your university of choice, although you may only be offered a place on one course.

Can I apply to more than one program at UOFT?

How many programs can I apply to? Applicants may apply to one program area in each Faculty/Division, to a maximum of three choices at the University of Toronto.

Can I do SOP for two different universities at the same time?

You definitely can! Only if it’s for the same program but different university. How is this University going to help you achieve your future goal, because this is University specific. Keep the word count in mind because different universities have different word count limit for SOP.

Can you apply to two different departments at the same university?

When I applied to graduate school, I sometimes sent applications to two departments within the same university because I could see myself being a fit for either department. In fact, at least one school had explicit instructions for applicants to two or more departments, so it is likely not as uncommon as one might think.

Do different statements of purpose affect your chances of admission?

People may see both applications, and if the statements of purpose are dramatically different, this may have a negative impact on your chance of admissions. On the other hand, if the statements of purpose are compatible, I don’t think it should have any effect. – Peter Shor Jan 5 ’15 at 1:22

Can I apply to two PhD programs at the same time?

This might come across as a sign that you do not fully know what you want to do, which can hurt your application to both programs. Many departments (although certainly not all) have a policy where if you apply to the PhD program and are rejected, you can automatically be considered for the Master’s degree program.