EmilyBrown1

Absolutely agree with the previous answers, here's what I think as a former committee In the admission process, I notice lots of common misconceptions, I belong to the admission committee who checks statements of purpose for those students who strive to become a theologist. Probably the most severe problem with their admission writing is the wrong understanding of the purpose of admission writing. It's great when students have their strong stances and religious beliefs but the theology studying is not about religion, not about writing about how you believe in God or how you were influenced by something of a divine nature, it is about giving the insight about your academic strengths in theology as a researcher, learner and investigator and what it is you can enrich the discipline in the future. I wrote the helping article that could help you understand what elements and misconceptions ruin your sop in theology, what questions are better to include and those that you need to get rid of immediately in 2017 How to write theology SOP. Usually, the most annoying things that kill the first impressions are entering sentences, just look at stats how often they're used: I am currently studying … (used 464 times) From a young age I have always been interested… (309 times) It is a very challenging and demanding career (275 times) and so on. So if you want to be fully prepared check out the article and find out what to be ready! Good luck!