Getting into Law School by Writing Sample Personal Statements with a Theme on one’s Disability
Your personal statement essay is a very important part of your application to law school. It’s not supposed to be a written form of your transcript of records or resume, but rather a document that provides admissions officers with insights regarding your life and personal opinions. Personal statements are supposed to be personal, non-generic, and [...]
Filed under Personal statement writing guide, April 9th, 2009Law School Personal Statements: Indicating that You’re From a Family of Lawyers
Making the decision to become a lawyer can be one of the biggest steps that you take in your life, especially if you are from a family of lawyers. Coming from a family of lawyers can have many advantages for those who are planning to become lawyers themselves. Regardless of whether or not you are [...]
Filed under Personal statement writing guide, April 6th, 2009What to Major in When Planning to Go to Medical School or Law School
If you’re an aspiring lawyer or doctor, then you need to prepare yourself for going into medical school or law school. There are many schools offering pre-med and pre-law programs, but there are those that do not. If you find yourself wondering about what major to take up so that you’ll be prepared for graduate [...]
Filed under General, November 12th, 2008How to Cope with the Stress of Going to College or Graduate School
May you be in college, medical school, law school, or an aspiring MBA degree holder, still, you will have to deal with stress and pressure from academics and other school activities. Striving to meet deadlines may be part of your everyday life and can make you feel stressed out and frustrated. Nowadays, stress is practically [...]
Filed under General,Graduate school admissions,Personal statement writing guide,returning student, October 9th, 2008Applying to Stanford Law School
Looking for the perfect campus to study law can be compared to finding a good household appliance: every company tries to outdo the other by showcasing their top features, ultimately confusing buyers all the more. As students work their way to getting into a respected law school, they too become confused into choosing which academic [...]
Filed under Law school admissions, March 8th, 2008