Personal Statements for Law Schools - Health Professions and ...
Personal Statements for Law Schools - Health Professions and ... Personal Statements for Law Schools - Health Professions and ...
Summary of these prompts• tell us more about you and your reasons for seeking a legal education.• tell us about you• highlight the special strengths and experiences that you would bring to our lawschool and the legal profession• include leadership, responsibility, creativity, commitment to social justice,international and/or cross-cultural experience and significant work experience,including care-giving.• Discuss how your presence would make the class more diverse.• information about you and why attending law school is important to your life goals• information about yourself or your experiences which you feel may support youradmission to law school, including why you wish to enter the legal profession.• any subject of importance that you feel will assist us in our decision• tell us about yourself, your background, your achievements, and other factors youwant us to consider in evaluating you for admission.• 1) how a law school education will further your personal and professional goals;2) significant personal accomplishments; and3) special circumstances, if any, that you wish the admissions committee to know as itreviews your file
Summary of formatting:1. [some give NO guidance whatever]2. (Shortest) “double-spaced; no longer than two pages”3. (Longest—i.e., no length mentioned):“please double-space.”4. “Maximum of 3 pages double-spaced”5. “Not exceeding two pages” (spacing not mentioned)6. “2 to 4 pages, double-spaced”7. “No more than two pages. No margin restrictions and fontmust be 10 or larger.” (spacing not mentioned)8. “No more than two pages (no less than 10-point font, singlespaced, 1 inch margins)”
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Summary of <strong>for</strong>matting:1. [some give NO guidance whatever]2. (Shortest) “double-spaced; no longer than two pages”3. (Longest—i.e., no length mentioned):“please double-space.”4. “Maximum of 3 pages double-spaced”5. “Not exceeding two pages” (spacing not mentioned)6. “2 to 4 pages, double-spaced”7. “No more than two pages. No margin restrictions <strong>and</strong> fontmust be 10 or larger.” (spacing not mentioned)8. “No more than two pages (no less than 10-point font, singlespaced, 1 inch margins)”
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