A good personal statement needs to be fluid and easy to read. Although it may seem obvious ensure you stay within the 4,000-character limit. Many students often choose to write the drafts of their personal statement on a word document before copying and pasting their finalised statement into UCAS; ensure it is the correct and finalised version you submit.
University admission tutors have hundreds of statements to read through. Admission tutors do not have time to analyse and re-read your statement therefore you need to help guide them through your ideas. Use your paragraphs to provide a framework for organising your ideas in a logical order. Each paragraph should be shaped around a topic area or theme such as extracurricular or super curricular activities or your motivation to study medicine and work experience insights.
Not only does the statement as a whole need to be well structured but having a framework for each paragraph can also make your brilliant ideas easy to follow. Linking your paragraphs together can show maturity in your writing style.