韩国韩瑞大学经济与金融专业的personalstatement,个人说明自述

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Economics and Finance Personal

Statement

At college the courses

that I study

are Maths, Economics

and ICT (having

discontinued

Chemistry

after

AS).

My

favourite

subject

that

I

am

currently

studying is Economics

Economic issues have become increasingly prominent in political and

current affairs, and for me to understand such issues was the principal

reason for me choosing to study economics

Each and every one of us is affected by changes in the economy

Advances in technology, changing inflation rates, unemployment, and

balance

of

payments

troubles

are

matters

both

of

international

magnitude

and personal concern

My enthusiasm for economics has led me to want to pursue a degree that

involves

the

theme's

accountancy

and

finance.

I

hope

this

degree

will

aid

me in a conceivable career in Accountancy

Accountants

are

probably

best

known

for

checking

the

validity

of

company

accounts - auditing - but this is just one aspect of what they do.

Accountants

devise

and

operate

financial

systems,

and

advise

on

business

start-ups, company take-overs and company rescue schemes

They also handle individuals' and corporations' tax affairs and make

recommendations to Government on policy. Accountants play a key role in

the formulation and implementation of business decisions both strategic

and

political,

through

the

uniquely

analytical

approach

to

the

assessment

of the financial implications of business plans

This

course

I

believe

will

improve

and

equip

me

with

essential

skills

that

I require. It will enhance the problem solving and analysis skills that

I have acquired from my A level in Economics and also from my study of

Mathematics

Through

managing

my

work

and

from

project

based

modules

I

anticipate

that

my planning and organisational skills will be improved

I

believe

this

course

will

equip

me

with

practical

and

theoretical

skills

which

will

come

of

real

use

to

me

in

as

I

pursue

my

career

in

accountancy

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I have been involved in voluntary work with my local tennis club. This

involves going to the

club every Friday

and assisting the

coach with

his

training of the kids. This has considerable responsibility, as I must

ensure

that

the

children

are

firstly

in

a

secure

environment.

I

must

also

make

sure

that

the

kids

are

becoming

more

skilled

and

taking

pleasure

from

the

sessions.

Children

work

best

in

situations

where

they

feel

liberated

and

when

they

are

enjoying

themselves,

but

at

the

same

time

it

is

important

to maintain a level of discipline. This voluntary work has taught me a

great

deal

about

myself

and

also

enhanced

many

skills.

I

found

my

voluntary

work to be very fulfilling and it is especially rewarding when a child

achieves something you taught them to do

My

leisure

time

is

dominated

by

sports.

I

am

very

sports

oriented

and

revel

in playing in an assortment of sports, which include football, tennis,

badminton, table tennis and swimming

I am a member of North Harrow Tennis Club and represent them in a league

competition, which comprises of playing matches against other tennis

clubs

I

have

been

very

successful

in

swimming

having

captured

the

distinguished

Gold

Award,

which

is

a

reputed

award.

Swimming

is

a

challenging

sport

that

improves your fitness and is very enjoyable

I relish participating

in

tournaments, which give

me a chance to

test my

sporting abilities. I have won many trophies in table tennis and tennis

and I always like to uncover ways in which I can improve my abilities

My sport has contributed to my studying since it improves skills like

teamwork and determination

This

year

I

have

taken

it

upon

myself

to

take

the

responsibility

of

being

Cafod

representative.

Cafod

is

a

charity

that

fights

third

world

poverty.

It

is

a

deserving

cause

that

I

try

to

support

as

much

as

possible.

My

duties

involve collecting monthly collections and ensure the accounts for our

class are in order. This position requires someone who is responsible,

punctual in collection.

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Economics PS (Cambridge & LSE

offers)

Born into the week-old ex-Soviet state of Armenia, I have grown up in a

time

of

huge

political

upheaval.

Surrounded

by

an-ever

changing

economic

environment, I remember asking my father what exchange rates were

. In

return,

when

presented

with

an

analogy

of

supply

and

demand

that

involved

an array of farmyard animals, little did I appreciate that I had come

across the basis for economics. I have since observed Armenia's rapid

development,

but

also

evidence

of

poor

macroeconomic

management,

such

as

the

lingering

presence

of

monopolies

-

crippling

to

the

country's

global

competitiveness.

Over

the

years,

my

initial

childhood

curiosity

has

grown

into a passion for economics.

As

a

Physics

and

Maths

student,

I

derive

great

satisfaction

from

solving

problems that initially seem impossible.

Representing my school at the

UKMT

Senior

Maths

Challenge,

as

well

as

the

national

finals

of

the

Science

and

Technology

Challenge,

I

built

up

a

keen

open-mindedness

for

new

ideas.

Game

theory,

and

its applications

in

economics,

are

of

great

interest

to

me

and

have

helped

me

better

appreciate

the

sheer

scope

of

the

discipline.

I find it particularly interesting how oligopolists use game theory to

anticipate competitors' actions, comparing the risks and potential

benefits

of

certain

business

strategies,

because

this

inevitably

involves

a

degree

of

psychology

and

philosophy

-

a

testament

to

the

diverse

nature

of economics, which is beautifully demonstrated by the prisoner's

dilemma.

My

mathematical

grounding

is

complemented

by

my

experience

with

languages,

which continually helps me develop a more balanced and well-rounded

outlook

on

the

world

around

me.

Fuelled

by

my

great

interest

in

development

economics, I enjoy discussing related issues in German, with my class.

I

am

fascinated

by

the

sheer

number

of

theories

behind

alleviating

poverty

in the third world, and how some directly contradict each other. For

example, I agree with William Easterly's view that initiatives like

debt-relief,

which

I

find

to

be

analogous with

bank

bailouts,

have

often

been counterproductive. While they may be necessary in some cases, I

believe

that

both

practices

tend

to

align

the

involved

parties'

incentives

in a way that is in fact detrimental to the economies and societies

concerned. The April anti-capitalist protests are a very real testament

to my point and coincided with my work experience at a London fund

management firm. More recently, the Conservatives' plans for public

sector cuts have already been met with criticism from the public; this

illustrates the challenges faced by economists, as they search for

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socially viable solutions to inherently economic problems. The

opportunity for extensive study and analysis of such issues attracts me

to economics at university.

Involving myself fully with my school has really helped to transform my

educational experience; I

was recently elected Head Boy by staff and

students, following a campaign that helped develop my interpersonal

skills,

not

to

mention

the

capacity

to

take

on

criticism,

as

I

worked

with

a wide range of people.

Working successfully with others continues to

be a key feature of my school career

. In particular, helping younger

pupils in my

free

time

and being able

to contribute

to their development

has

been

a

rewarding

and

invaluable

experience.

The

latter

is

especially

true now that I work as an assistant tutor at a learning centre, where

I

am

directly

responsible

for

up

to

six

children.

In

my

role

as

Head

Boy,

I have demonstrated my ability to lead; just recently, I organised and

performed

in

a

theatre

sketch

that

was

presented

to

a

panel

from

Investor

in Careers - an award that the school then won.

Outside school, I enjoy

taking

part

in

a

variety

of

sports,

and

am

currently

setting

up

inter-form

tournaments to be held in the sixth form. I look forward to the rigours

and challenges of an economics degree and would hope to be able to

contribute fully to the university community.

Economics and Finance Personal

Statement

In today's world, economics associated disciplines a

re of fundamental

significance

and

application

,

which

has

encouraged

me

to

pursue

a

degree

in

Economics.

I

am

enormously

enjoying

studying

Mathematics

at

'A'

level

and

believe

that

my

strong

mathematical

background

will

enable

me

to

have

an excellent basis in which to engage in the study of Economics.

My

passionate interest in economics is continually strengthened by my

regular reading of 'The Economist' and 'The Financial Times'

Work experience that I have recently completed at South Staffordshire

Council

(Accounts

&

Finance

Department)

has

enforced

my

comprehension

of

the

functional

applications

of

economics.

Having

attended

an

open

day

at

PricewaterhouseCoopers

I

have

learnt

about

the

assortment

of

careers

that

come about from the study of Economics, and the everyday work involved

At

school

I

have

been

handed

many

responsibilities,

including

being

'form

leader'

and

being

assigned

the

role

of

a

prefect.

Skills

I

have

built

from

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these responsibilities include the organizations of others, along with

teamwork and the ability to represent my fellow pupils. My other areas

of interest have provided me with the opportunity to attend lectures on

chemistry at Villiers Park, Birmingham where I was chosen to represent

my school. Currently, I am involved in completing an AVCE ICT course at

my school, which has enabled me to have the ability to strengthen and

vastly increase my skills in Information Communication Technology

During my free time I keep myself informed of recent news by reading

newspapers

such

as

Times

and

Guardian

I

regularly

attend

the

gym and also participate in sports such as tennis and swimming

Also I enjoy singing in the school choir. At the weekends I am actively

involved in the running of the family business, where I have developed

my

communication

skills,

from

engaging

with

customers

and

the

public,

and

also my business skills

I trust that throughout this brief statement I have satisfied you of my

interest and commitment to the

study of Economics. I believe I will make

an important contribution to your university and aspire to have the

opportunity to demonstrate this to you.

Economics and Accounting Personal

Statement.

Accounting to me is not just a subject, but a life skill. It invokes not

only

the

core

disciplines

of

business

and

economics

but

it

provides

these

in both a local

and global

context.

I see Accounting as

an international

common language between businesses, to analyse accounts and influence

future decisions companies will make.

The

application

of

business

within

the

accounting

degree

has

been

one

of

the major pulling factors that have influenced my decision to study the

subject.

After

studying

GCSE

business

and

discovering

the

accounting

and

finance aspect of it, I have become fascinated to learn more, going on

to extend my knowledge of the subject by reading outside of the school

environment. As an avid reader of the Accounting blog on the tutor2u

website, I have gained a good grounding in the fundamental application

of accounting, especially in the way websites such as ‘facebook’s’

growth is driven by their own growth through advertising, and the fact

that

their

books

and

accounts

continue

to

stay

cash

flow

positive,

despite

their impressive rate of expansion. I am particularly interested in the

law aspect of the course and how decisions made can influence an