What do Colleges Look for in a Statement of Purpose?

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<p>Admissions committee reviews thousands of SOPs at the same time for the same course. Thus, your SOP must stand out. It should be written precisely, which reflects the uniqueness of your overall profile. Here are a few things that the college review committees generally look for in a student's SOP-</p><ul><li aria-level="1"><p>Academic background and overall academic trajectory help understand how capable the applicant is.</p></li><li aria-level="1"><p>How applicants wish to fulfil their career goals and post-study plans after studying abroad at a specific university.</p></li><li aria-level="1"><p>Ad coms through SOPs try to understand the applicant's personal experiences and how they wish to use them to contribute to a bigger community while studying.</p></li><li aria-level="1"><p>The ad coms also assess the extent to which the applicant can align with the university's goals and mission.</p></li><li aria-level="1"><p>Additionally, colleges critically read the applicant's SOP writing, communication skills and thought processes to gain insight into their perspective.</p></li></ul>

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