留学生出国准备的材料中，比较重要的就有基础的留学文书，这部分大家要重视的就有个人陈述的写作。今天和职场办公看一看留学申请个人陈述英文范文分享。
英文范文（一）
As a child I often accompanied my father to his small coin shop and spent hours watching him work. When I was older， I sometimes set up displays， waited on customers， and even balanced the books. This experience instilled in me the desire to own and manage my own business someday， yet I understand that the business world today is more complex. This complexity requires more education， and with that in mind， I am applying to the Master’s of Business Administration program at Indiana University Bloomington （IUB）.
In addition to my helping out in my father’s business， I have had numerous other work experiences that further enhance my qualifications for this program. My resume enumerates the various positions I have held at Kerasotes Theaters， Chili’s restaurants， and Indiana University’s new Student Recreational Sports Center （SRSC）， and what all of these positions have in common is an emphasis on serving the public effectively. Further， as an assistant manager at the Showplace 11 and a staff coordinator at the SRSC， I have gained valuable expertise in managing employees and creating work schedules. Both of these positions have allowed me to develop my sales and people skills， which are extremely important in an increasingly service-driven marketplace.
Not all of my work experience has been as a paid employee. Part of my volunteering experience at Middleway House， the local battered women’s shelter， involved extensive work on computers， including word processing， organizing databases and creating spreadsheets. Also， I recently participated in an internship program for academic credit with the Eli Lilly corporation in the personnel division. As a management intern， I was able to watch the workings of a major corporation up close and would like the opportunity to combine my experiences with the theoretical background available in the MBA program at IUB， with its emphasis on computers， marketing and human resources.
My successful internship is one element of my overall academic success as an undergraduate here at IUB， yet I have also made time for a variety of extracurricular activities， including working for my sorority and competing in intramural basketball. My positive experiences here have resulted in my desire to stay in Bloomington to continue my academic endeavors； furthermore， continuing my education here would allow me to make important business contacts， with the career goal of opening my own computer consulting firm in the Midwest.
英文范文（二）
Literature unites everything that I find exhilarating about life， and most of my spare time is taken up with reading. To me， literature and the written word is mankind’s greatest achievement， which is why I am determined to dedicate my life to its study. I am not content with simply reading a text， as I have a hunger to learn everything I can about what I read – how it was written； why it was written； what it means； its place in literature as a whole.
I read a catholic range of literature. I particularly enjoy Romantic poetry， as I find it to be an intriguing example of how literature can be used to make a stand against society’s established codes， as poets rebelled against previous literary traditions and， contrary to the doctrines of neo-classical literature， focused on emotions and on the individual. Another example of such a rebellion， and another area of fascination to me， is the dystopian novel of the twentieth century. My favourite examples include Orwell’s ‘1984′ and ‘Animal Farm’， Golding’s ‘Lord of the Flies’ ， Bradbury’s ‘Fahrenheit 451′ and Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’. Many of these great works were inspired by， and reacted against， the rise of political extremists during the first half of the century. These works are also often highly satirical， a style which I admire and which has lead me to read works such as Pope’s ‘The Rape of the Lock’， Heller’s ‘Catch-22′ and Ben Elton’s cynically satirical plays. I also appreciate the novels of Jane Austen， especially the witty Gothic satire ‘Northanger Abbey’.
I see literature as both a cause and an effect of history， and so I study history in order to fully appreciate the context of a piece of writing. I find it fascinating how one’s knowledge of a historical period can alter one’s interpretation of a text. Also， I believe that the study of art can contribute to one’s understanding of literary background， for example in the way that Blake’s paintings can give an insight into his mind， and thus his poetry. I find that my study of maths is useful as it contributes to my logical and analytical skills， which are vital for the critical appraisal of literature.
At the end of year 12 I attended a ten-day residential course at Eton College to study English literature. The course was designed to be of the same intensity， and of a similar level， to university studies. These were ten of the best days of my life， and made me realise that an English course at university would be perfect for me， and that I would be perfect for it. This course also allowed me to refine my interests in the subject， and to look in detail at areas hitherto untouched-upon in my state school education.
I have completed a work experience placement at a local architects’ office， which I feel taught me many life-skills. Seeing the enthusiasm of the people I worked with showed me that it is important to pursue a career in a subject you love. Therefore， although I do not have a definite idea of where I wish to work in the future， I would like to find employment in an area directly related to English， such as in publishing or journalism.
I take part in extra-curricular activities that I feel aid me in my English studies. Being a member of a debating society has increased my discussion abilities， and has taught me how to argue my point while retaining an open mind and being aware of the opinions and interpretations of others. I am a volunteer for a group that helps less-able children to read， as I feel that the ability to appreciate the written word is the most fundamental life-skill that a child can have. I love making music on the guitar and the piano， and I am an avid art-fan. I am part of NAGTY， Young Enterprise and the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme.
