Polish your personal statement
A personal statement fails when it could belong to anyone. This polish works on a draft you wrote yourself: it smooths stiff sentences while keeping your experiences, your timeline and your reasons unmistakably yours.
Natural, neutral polish for any draft. One word of input = one word charged, only when the rewrite succeeds.
Your words, tightened
Admissions readers notice voice before structure. The polish removes stock phrases ("since I was a child I have always been passionate about…") only when your draft leans on them, and strengthens the specific moments you already described.
Dates, institutions, results and personal facts are locked. The tool cannot invent a volunteering post, a grade or a hardship — and it will not.
The same honest line as all our editing
This is for statements you authored. Submitting a statement that is not your own work misrepresents you to the institution — our terms prohibit using the service that way, and no polish is worth that risk.
Questions
Yes — institutions, dates and results are fidelity-locked. Only phrasing changes.
No. It polishes a draft you wrote. Starting from a blank page here would produce generic text — the opposite of what a personal statement needs.
General for most statements. It keeps a formal-enough tone while removing stiffness.