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I am writing a "concise" academic statement of purpose for a MA regional studies program. In it, I partly explain my undergraduate language study, and I say I am planning to apply to two well known summer programs to make up for lacking undergraduate course availabilty.

However, I am not applying to the program run by a school to which I am applying (it starts the same Monday my spring finals start). To mention this in the text of the SOP would be quite a meander from the the current flow and I was wondering if I should put it in a footnote?

Or should I put it in an "additional information" section? (I don't have anything else to put in such a section) I am worried about not mentioning it because they might think I haven't done my homework about the program.

Any advice on including an explanatory footnote would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you.

Posted (edited)

Sounds like putting it in the additional information section can't hurt. I don't think it needs to be in the SOP.

Edited by fuzzylogician

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