Thursday, 9/5/2024
09:03
Thursday, 9/5/2024
09:03
Thursday, 9/5/2024
09:03

Consider it a Personal Statement Masterclass

Join us as we break down Hugo's winning personal statement, providing tips and advice to help you craft your own.

Btw, who is Hugo? Hugo is a resident law school student. He's got the grades, the extracurricular, and the personal statement to prove it. But more importantly, he's a great guy who's passionate about making a difference in the world.

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1.

Introduction

Your introduction should standout. Make the reader pause and think, "Now here's someone different!" The introduction is crucial for setting the tone of your law school personal statement.

Dear Reader,

Let's start with an example. A good introduction doesn't just say, "Hi, I'm Hugo." Instead, it adds a little zing!

Like,
"Ever noticed how most folks mindlessly click 'Accept' on digital contracts? Not me. I'm Hugo, the guy who actually reads them."

2.

The Journey

The personal statement is not just another essay; it's an opportunity to demonstrate your passion for law and narrate your unique journey. One way to accomplish that is by sharing anecdotes and stories that show that passion.

As my interest grew, things took a fun twist. My neighbor wanted to adopt a parrot! But he was not sure whether his lease contract allowed that. Enter 'contract detective!'

I examined the lease in detail. It turns out, while the animals were not allowed, it said nothing about 'birds'. I thrive on solving these legal puzzles.

Ever had a legal riddle that caught your eye?

3.

Making
Your Case

Making Your Case

Your introduction should standout. Make the reader pause and think, "Now here's someone different!" The introduction is crucial for setting the tone of your law school personal statement.

My journey with law took me to funny little battles more than a few times. Ever been to a café advertising "endless coffee"? Well, I have and I made them rethink that phrasing.

It was a small win, but it showed me how important clear wording is in the legal world. You know, it's those little moments that remind me why I'm so hooked on law. How about you?

4.

The Conclusion

Making Your Case

Conclude strong. Circle back to your intro, reaffirm your goals, and leave a lasting impression.

Just as I transformed my neighbor's "birdy" dilemma and the cafe's "endless" confusion, my mission goes beyond textbooks. It's not just about understanding laws but reshaping their impact.

This law world, with all its twists and turns, is where I see my future. Every odd situation and legal riddle reminds me why I picked this journey.

What about you?

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