Determine the purpose of the profile. Learn exactly what your personal profile will be used for, so you know exactly what information it should contain. Ask the admissions representative you toured with and have been in contact with what the purpose of the profile is and how it is used in the admissions selection process. Find out if the representative has any tips on what to include or ways to help your profile stand out from other students.
Discuss your academic interests. Explain why you're interested in attending the specific school to which you're applying. Detail what subject you've chosen to study and what your career plans are once you receive your degree.
Highlight your experience. Provide information about work, volunteer and school experiences that have prepared you for your chosen career field. Discuss how your experience has prepared you to be a successful student at the college or university you want to attend, and list any honors or awards you've received.
Outline your skills. Write about the skills and personal characteristics that you can bring to the college if accepted for admission. Sell the admissions committee on why you're the perfect student to represent their institution and why they should choose you over other students.
Proofread your profile. Type your personal profile using word-processing software and run it through spelling and grammar check. Read through it to make sure it flows and there are no awkward sentences. Ask a teacher or your parents to proofread it as well since they may spot mistakes you overlooked. Send it in with your admissions application once you're certain it contains no mistakes.