can i use the phrase until the day I die in my PS

[infinitestars]

I am contemplating using the phrase until the day I day in my personal statement. I think it makes my statement stand out in the conclusion but I do not know if this is too informal or I will be viewed as unstable which I do not want to come off as. Any thoughts ?

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[ClashRoyaleKing]

I don’t see why not. If that phrase is the best to close your personal statement, go for it.

 

[Moko]

I am contemplating using the phrase until the day I day in my personal statement. I think it makes my statement stand out in the conclusion but I do not know if this is too informal or I will be viewed as unstable which I do not want to come off as. Any thoughts ?

Without knowing the full context, I would generally not recommend using "until the day I die" in a personal statement. Seems overly dramatic, and there are other ways to convey the same information in a more professional setting. Just my thoughts.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

"until the day I die" seems hyperbolic.

And now your Taylor Swift break

 

[LizzyM]

I just don't like it. You just can't predict something that will happen in the future aside from a statement such as "I will keep breathing until the day I die."

 

[RunnerDad]

To this writer, the phrase is well intended but cringeworthy: it's an overused exaggeration, and (with very few exceptions) used purely for emotional impact.

 

[Goro]

Unstable no. Impractical, yes.

 

[LindaAccepted]

Without knowing the full context, I would generally not recommend using "until the day I die" in a personal statement. Seems overly dramatic, and there are other ways to convey the same information in a more professional setting. Just my thoughts.

it's also a lot longer than "never," which I always try to avoid, but to echo @Moko, without context it's impossible to say.

 

[infinitestars]

"until the day I die" seems hyperbolic.

And now your Taylor Swift break

yea im backing out