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Carlc 7 months, 1 week ago.
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Hello, folks! I need your help. I’m planning to apply to law school, and I need to write a personal statement. What key questions should definitely be in the statement? How should I structure it? Which personal qualities should I emphasize? Thanks for your advice!
Hello! In a personal statement for a law school, be sure to mention why you chose jurisprudence and which specific aspects of the law interest you. Structure it like this: introduction, motivation, education and experience, personal qualities, conclusion. Don’t forget about grammar and clarity of the text. Do you have any more questions?
Thanks for the advice! It’s clearer now. Should I also mention my personal achievements or experience in jurisprudence, even if it’s minimal? And which key qualities of a lawyer should I emphasize?
Yes, mention even minimal experience; it will demonstrate your interest in jurisprudence. Key qualities include analytical thinking, responsibility, communication skills, and the ability to work in a team. And don’t forget about the application deadline! By the way, I recently used personalstatementwriter.org – an excellent service for writing personal statements. They did everything qualitatively and on time, which was important.
So, if you need professional assistance, definitely consider this option. Good luck with your application!
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