CiscoAmado wrote:
Thanks for the heads up bigoyal.
Luckily, my essays don't have a word limit; I'm just more concerned what content should be in the essays.
For instance, The last question for my essay is: Describe any previous experience you had in the Sport Management Industry.
Now, to apply, it has been stated that experience is not required to apply nor attend the program. I am applying to a new field, and I have pretty much zero experience. I'm looking at this question thinking what's a creative way to tell them I don't have experience.
So far I came up with this and it is a work in progress. "Any previous experience in the Sport Industry is non-existant. I have not worked in a Sporting Goods store, nor a Marketing firm aimed to promote a team or sport product, nor have worked for a Sports team. I, however, am looking to change that with comepleting the Sport Management program offered at XXXXX University."
With my limited knowledge I would say a NO-NO to the above statement. Why would you like to highlight the thing that "
not worked in a Sporting Goods store,
nor a Marketing firm aimed to promote a team or sport product,
nor have worked for a Sports team" ? If you don't have experience then that naturally means you have not worked in either of these.
I would say, instead think of why you are interested in Sports Management industry. Surely there would be something thats pulling you towards this career goal. So better mention why you are interested, may be an incident which developed this interest in you or may be due to your hobbies etc.