A. It can be difficult to write a strong UCAS personal statement introduction. Here are some general pointers to get you going: An attention-grabbing, powerful first line should be used to hook the reader. Steer clear of clichés and generalisations. Explain why you wish to study the topic and demonstrate your interest in it. Emphasize your accomplishments, experiences, and talents that are relevant. Avoid using jargon or too complex language, and be straightforward and succinct. Make your point more interesting and memorable by including personal anecdotes or experiences. To draw the reader's attention, think about utilising a quote, statistic, or intriguing fact.