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A strong personal history statement begins with an authentic voice and personal narrative. This can reflect your journey to graduate school, any obstacles youve encountered, and how youve overcome challenges. Talk about your personal goals and dreams. Explain what motivates and drives you toward this degree.
A simple structure might include: Introduction: Your background and what led you to write this history. Early Life: Childhood, family background, and formative experiences. Education and Career: Key milestones in your education and professional life. Personal Life: Relationships, hobbies, and significant life events.
Role of Law Enforcement: To be an impartial investigator and protector of public safety. Police officers or sheriffs deputies are typically first to respond to a crime scene and first to have contact with victims and witnesses.
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In your Personal History Statement, please discuss how your personal backgroundincluding any relevant educational, familial, cultural, economic, or social experiences, challenges, or opportunitiesinforms your decision to pursue a Ph. D.
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A Written History A written biography could include the following: Your personal account of events in your life. Photographs of events, friends, family members, homes you grew up in, places youve traveled, and other experiences of interest in your life.

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