ERAS personal statement

Check your ERAS® personal statement before you submit

Review the length, structure, mechanics, and common problem areas that can weaken a residency personal statement before a program director reads it.

What gets checked
  • - ERAS® character count and residency-length guidance
  • - Introduction, body, and conclusion balance
  • - Passive voice, filler, repetition, and abbreviations
  • - Patient-identifying details and AI-sounding language

Length

ERAS® accepts up to 28,000 characters, but that ceiling is far longer than anything a program wants to read.

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These are the parts of your statement that need your own read. Once the basic checks look good, take a few minutes to work through them.

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Before submitting

Requirements can change between application cycles and programs. Verify the current official instructions before you submit.

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