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Uncovering Scandalous School Law Personal Statement Mistakes
Uncovering Scandalous School Law Personal Statement Mistakes
There are many ways to screw up your law school personal statement. For many, this essay is their only chance in making a personal connection with the admissions committee. Samplelawschoolpersonalstatements.com has released a free resource to help applicants not waste this chance.
Fruitvale,
CA,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
28/10/2011
(Lawndale, CA, 10/28/11) - The recession has forced a lot of people to reinvest in themselves while waiting for the employment picture to clear up. The most common way people reinvest in their human capital is to go back to school. This could be any sort of training, whether in the medical field, graduate school, advanced studies, anything that would improve either income generating power after graduation or employability.
Law school as a viable alternative
People go back to school to either get promoted in their current job, to get better-paying jobs or to just get employed in the first place. Regardless of the motivation, one viable alternative for retraining is law school. However, it is not a cake walk. Law school in the United States is a very competitive affair. For every open slot, there are many applicants competing. Most of the selections are made through grade point average in college and also through their LSAT score. LSAT and grades are extremely important. However, in a tiebreaker situation, the law school personal statement plays a major role.
Focusing on the basics
Many people viewed law school personal statement as an afterthought. They put all their emphasis in grades and LSAT scores. This is a mistake because in tight situations among similarly qualified applicants within a range, the essay could be the tiebreaker.
Many applicants, although by no means the majority, recognize its importance and put the time to use the essay. However, many applicants go about it the wrong way. They commit many mistakes that some are so grievous that it can be quite a scandal. There have been reports of admissions in graduate programs where people have been accepted through plagiarized personal statements. Talk about getting started on your legal career on the wrong foot. Plagiarism shows a very unethical character and is grounds for academic discipline. "There are numerous scandalous mistakes applicants can commit," Claes Chantrai, media relations officer for samplelawschoolpersonalstatements.com, the internet's leading source of free law school personal statement writing guides, writing tips and free samples. Plagiarism is no laughing matter. It can destroy your academic career. There is no point of completing three years of hard and grueling law school instructions and examinations only to have your legal career blocked due to failure to meet moral fitness standards, and plagiarism does qualify.
"In addition to plagiarism, there are other less scandalous mistakes applicants make and our guide helps you avoid them and focus on the basics to writing a compelling personal statement," said Chantrai. The resource located at http://www.samplelawschoolpersonalstatements.com/law-school-personal-statement-tips-from-dartmouth/ steps applicants through key tips they can follow to avoid application problems in the future.
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Samplelawschoolpersonalstatements.com has been around since 2008 and has helped thousands of students get the free information they need to write compelling law school personal statement essays.
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