Advice for a Canadian prospective Law student.
What would be the best way to structure a personal statement for Law?
Original post by mahrukh.ahmad
What would be the best way to structure a personal statement for Law?
Generally, no more than 3 books should be mentioned.
Try to gain work experience, as they love talking about this at Oxford and Cambridge interviews.
Here is the LSE UCAS Personal Statement guide:
The Personal Statement (lse.ac.uk)
Original post by thegeek888
Generally, no more than 3 books should be mentioned.
Try to gain work experience, as they love talking about this at Oxford and Cambridge interviews.
Here is the LSE UCAS Personal Statement guide:
The Personal Statement (lse.ac.uk)
Try to gain work experience, as they love talking about this at Oxford and Cambridge interviews.
Here is the LSE UCAS Personal Statement guide:
The Personal Statement (lse.ac.uk)
Thanks so much for the advice! I'm actually interested in applying at UCL for LLB. Do they also have a similar personal statement guide to LSE?
Original post by mahrukh.ahmad
Thanks so much for the advice! I'm actually interested in applying at UCL for LLB. Do they also have a similar personal statement guide to LSE?
No. Only LSE and Oxbridge have such guides. Also check, Christ's College, Cambridge University and Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge University. 🙂
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