Highlighting Your Lateral Thinking Skills in Your Law School Essay

Filed under Lateral Thinking Skills in an Essay with No Comments, October 14th, 2009 by pompano

It is undoubtedly important to give an exemplary account of who you are with your law school application essay. With a limited number of words, you must capture your true essence in a manner that will highlight your strengths.

The difference between law school and college essays

Filed under personal statement writing tips with No Comments, August 29th, 2008 by admin

Law school personal statements are different from the admission essay that got you into college. For one thing, they’re much shorter—typically two or three pages—but the rules are a lot more rigid. You can’t expect good results from hastily written law school personal statements, even with standout LSAT scores. In fact, it’s common for aspiring [...]

Getting a competitive edge through law school personal statements

Filed under personal statement writing tips with No Comments, August 28th, 2008 by admin

Unlike most graduate schools, law schools seldom conduct face-to-face interviews with their applicants. More often than not, law school personal statements are as close as you get to a self-introduction beyond your transcript and LSAT scores. Law school personal statements work much like the application essay or admission essay for college—except that the rules are [...]