Writing an Academic Statement
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Writing Your Academic Statement
There are many effective ways to write an Academic Statement and many effective ways to get there. Ultimately, the best way to write your Academic Statement is the way that works for you.
You will work on your Academic Statement at least once each year as you prepare to submit your annual revision. When you are ready to graduate, you will finalize your Academic Statement for your transcript. Your approach and priorities will be different depending on whether you're working on a revision or your final version.
Handout
View our handout on the Academic Statement [PDF].
Don't forget to make an appointment with a tutor in the Writing Center to get support throughout this process!
Inspirational and Informative Resources
Read articles from Inkwell that discuss the Academic Statement
- Academic Statement - Nathan Schuur [PDF]
- Writing Academic Statements - Nancy Koppelman [PDF]
Read past winners of the Academic Statement contest
Visit the Academic Statement Contest website for examples of how other students have approached writing their Academic Statement; the statements of past winners are listed in the right hand column by year.
Consider Evergreen's aims as an institution for its students
You might want to think about your education in relation to Evergreen's Five Foci and Six Expectation of an Evergreen Graduate.