Archive for November, 2009

Critique of Luke Gilman Blog

Filed under Law school blog reviews with No Comments, November 29th, 2009 by Personal Statement Specialist

Mr. Gilman shares his different experiences, and likes and dislikes, which I’m sure most law students could relate to. The Blawgraphy also has different book reviews that are law-related, which Luke posts on his blog. Much of his reviews are focused on books that might fancy other law students as well.

Critique of Legal Scholarship Blog

Filed under Law school blog reviews with No Comments, November 22nd, 2009 by Personal Statement Specialist

What makes it a very credible blog is that it’s managed by the faculty and staff of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and The Gallagher Law Library of the University of Washington. As I further went through the blog, I was a bit surprised to find more posts about events and workshops, which are all law-related.

Critique of Law Tutors Blog

Filed under Law school blog reviews with No Comments, November 15th, 2009 by Personal Statement Specialist

Anyone thinking about going to law school or taking the bar exam should check out this blog. There large number of articles are aimed at helping people choose their school, as well as what and what not to do before law school.

Writing Your Personal Statement Law School Like a Provocative Speech

Filed under law school personal statement writing tips with No Comments, November 8th, 2009 by Personal Statement Specialist

An excellent personal statement law school should be written like a provocative speech. This simply means that your essay should have the qualities that could arouse the curiosity of the readers and could satisfy that curiosity.

Getting over the Rough Start when Writing Your Admission Essays

Filed under law school personal statement writing tips with No Comments, November 1st, 2009 by Personal Statement Specialist

A draft, however full of ideas, questions, thoughts, and answers can never be perfect unless revised by its writer. To effectively write a personal statement for law school, you must always be aware of your purpose in writing the essay, your target audience, and what they need to read from your essay.