7 Law School Personal Statement Distinctions

7 Law School Personal Statement Distinctions
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[@thomaskennedy8986]

Hi Steve! Thank you for all of your help in these videos, I really enjoy and appreciate them! I am just wondering, I am planning to take the LSAT again in January for Fall 2021 admissions. Knowing that the LSAT is the biggest part of the application-would you say it is best to completely focus on LSAT and then worry about personal statement/rest of application after LSAT? Thank you for your help!!-Thomas

[@devildog3799]

Superb, thanks!

[@calliehollis4621]

Hi, I know this is 3 years later, but are you still running these forums?

[@jessicamerritt6375]

If you focus on one specific story/event in your personal statement, how much space should you allocate to talking about "why law" at the end? Should that just be a paragraph and the rest of the statement is your story, or should the "why law" part be much more of the personal statement (1/2 of it, for example)?

[@UnpluggedPrep]

It works best when integrated into the statement itself (not as an aside). I'll be sharing more (with examples) in coming weeks. Stay tuned!

[@BecksssRo]

I would love to join these forums!! Where is the link? I loved this videos it gave me peace of mind.. and motivation to get on it!

[@UnpluggedPrep]

Glad it helped! Check out the courses link in the video description :)

[@KB-gd3gg]

Why does his head move so much when he talks. Its like having a conversation with a chicken who is watching a fly behind you.

[@mrplow3874]

Gee, that’s not too nice.

[@jacksonbianco2934]

If being rude and unfunny are some of your characteristics you’ll really benefit from this video. Disguising you’re actual character will be an important part of getting into law school. 👍🏼