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Personal statements are exactly that: they’re personal to you! That doesn’t just mean the content of your statement but the structure of it too. With that being said, we’ve compiled a suggested structure below, including questions that can help you make a flying start on your law personal statement.
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- What is your reason for choosing to study law?
- Why do you want to study law?
- What sparked your interest in the subject?
- What career do you wish to pursue after university?
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- How do your current studies relate to your chosen subject?
- What are the most enjoyable elements of your current studies?
- What evidence do you have that demonstrates you have the qualities and skills required?
- What qualities will you bring to the university and the course you are studying?
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- What interests do you have that relate to studying law?
- What work experience do you have that’s relevant and what did you learn?
- What responsibilities do you have and how have they shaped you as an individual?
- Have you held any positions of note that could reflect well on your ability to study law?
- What skills have you acquired through the above activities that demonstrate you have the ability to succeed through a degree in law?
- How do you keep up to date with what’s going on in the legal sector and your specific areas of interest?
- What thoughts do you have on these topics?
- Which cases have you followed and how far have you explored their legal ramifications?
- Which prominent legal figures have influenced you and why do you admire them?
- Why do you think you’re a great candidate for the university you’re applying to?