Law books for my personal statement?
Hi,
So after getting my A2 results next month, I hope to apply to UCL, LSE, KCL, Queen Mary and Exeter to do Law (LLB).
In terms of extra curricular activities and work experience- I have that covered. However I want to read some law-based books to gain some inspiration when writing my personal statement.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
So after getting my A2 results next month, I hope to apply to UCL, LSE, KCL, Queen Mary and Exeter to do Law (LLB).
In terms of extra curricular activities and work experience- I have that covered. However I want to read some law-based books to gain some inspiration when writing my personal statement.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Original post by A-LevelEconomist
Hi,
So after getting my A2 results next month, I hope to apply to UCL, LSE, KCL, Queen Mary and Exeter to do Law (LLB).
In terms of extra curricular activities and work experience- I have that covered. However I want to read some law-based books to gain some inspiration when writing my personal statement.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
So after getting my A2 results next month, I hope to apply to UCL, LSE, KCL, Queen Mary and Exeter to do Law (LLB).
In terms of extra curricular activities and work experience- I have that covered. However I want to read some law-based books to gain some inspiration when writing my personal statement.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
What about law? - covers the basics of the 7 core modules studied during your degree.
Letters to a law student - looks at what you actually do during a law degree.
The law section of newspapers
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Eve was Framed is good
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For my personal statement, I read a series of books but the one that I found most useful and practical for someone who hasn't started law at university yet is "Letters to a law student" - Nick Mcbride
It's fairly thick but the language is modern, realistic to students and it helped me a lot during my cambridge interview so I hope that it can be useful to you.
It's fairly thick but the language is modern, realistic to students and it helped me a lot during my cambridge interview so I hope that it can be useful to you.
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