LLM Law personal statement at The University of Law
Hi guys, I’ve recently just completed my Bachelor in Laws and I’m currently applying for the LLM Law (general) at The University of Law for September 2021. Does anyone have any tips or advice as to what I should include in my personal statement and how I should structure my personal statement ? I’m interested in multiple modules that they offer that’s why I decided to do a general LLM instead of a specific one , so I’m struggling to decide what I should include in the personal statement. Also, the only legal work experience I have is volunteering as a Legal advisor in my university’s Law Clinic . I would really appreciate any advice , thank you.
Hey, I had a similar question and also question whether the personal statement was that necessary the impression I got elsewhere is that it is a formality application not a competitive one. Just wondering if anyone can speak to that ?
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