[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

ginger snaps

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

banana chips

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

fried tomatoes

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

loan shark

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

low bridge

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

slide aside

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

electric blanket

[Canadian Universities MSW. The waiting game 2014 admissions]

I agree with Prophyry's comment. I'd also like to add that when I applied to U of T for the second time, I only made minor changes to my personal statement. For instance, I added a line or two about what I did to strengthen my application and I updated some points (regarding a social issue) that were no longer relevant.   

 

 

I am wondering for those who have reapplied in the past (or who plan to do so this year), what do you do with your personal statement? For U of T for example, the 5 questions remained the same for the personal statement - while the first 2 questions may need some tweaking based on experience since the last application, the other answers may remain the same. Is it a negative thing to leave the personal statement the same? Or does it show consistency in your work? I can't decide what's the best thing to do, so I wanted to reach out and see what you  guys think!

 

 

Thanks in advance

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

Mouth guard

 

Cotton mouth 

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

Hard drink

 

soft drink 

 

 

Soft goal

AKA - James Reimer

OUCH!

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

long goal

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

great beginning

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

low blow

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

shot up

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

put off

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

chop shop

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

top chef

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

puff jacket

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

regular coffee

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

everyday people

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

thought provoking

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

academic misfit

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

award winner

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

tap dance

[Keep A Word Drop A Word]

live wire