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I just like accumulating knowledge and my professional career has shown that you never can really know where you will be needing parts of that knowledge: I worked as a machinist for some time, but then I was able to promote because of the additional knowledge I had gained in the meantime. I hope that the education I will receive in law school would help improve my knowledge portfolio to the degree it could offer me more opportunities in the future. I was a member of our city's Recreation Board and president of two of the youth leagues (the baseball and basketball ones) and, in these positions, I did a lot of work with children. For me, completing law school would also mean directing my legal efforts towards helping disadvantaged children, those for whom society has not provided the basic care and who need a second chance, starting with their legal second chance.
Another reason why I would like to go to law school and pursue a law degree is that I have a fundamental belief in the legal system and its ability to produce justice within our society. In my life, I have had the unfortunate privilege of verifying this statement first hand. Despite this, I believe that every time I was put in such a situation, the legal system functioned irreproachably and I think that being part of this type of system would be an extraordinary accomplishment for me. In that sense, I am committed to putting all my efforts into obtaining a final degree from law school, a degree that will allow me to be integrated in the legal system and to put all my efforts and intellect to good use in order to obtain and implement just decisions.
A final reason from a long list worth mentioning as an argument for my decision to go to law school is my previous work with
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In resuming my personal statement, I have not always made the best choices in life and I don't think anybody can actually boast he did. However, I always relied on both hard work and academic enthusiasm to build my way through life, including a career, an active role in the community and a degree in Business Administration. I am a firm believer in constant challenges, so I hope this to continue with a law degree that will also help me further pursue my dreams.
Personal Statement Decide what you want, decide what you are willing to exchange for it. Establish your priorities and go to work." -- H.L. Hunt immigrated to the United States when I was seventeen from Seoul, South Korea. I came not only with a keen interest in bettering myself but also the desire to observe, study and learn the legal and moral tenets that govern United States society. I wished to
Moreover, it stresses for the need for effective, clear communication for lawyers, as is underlined by its requirement for all first year students to take a legal communication course. This acknowledges another reality of the legal field -- as legal language becomes increasingly arcane and obfuscating, lawyers must strive to express themselves with greater rather than less clarity. While many law schools offer moot court competitions, few other schools stress
This is important, because the ability to realize that you do not know everything; means that you are always open to new ideas. The study of the law involves being able to understand these new ideas and effectively adapt to them. My life experiences help me to be a well rounded student. This is because my work experience, in the real world, has taught me the importance of being able
This is why I consider the legal system to be the only means available for people to defend their rights, without discrimination for their position, as an accused or plaintiff. There are many misfortunes that take place every day. In a lot of these situations, there are people who cannot benefit from a proper defense of their interests and who fall prey to the legal systems throughout the world. Innocents
Personal Statement The art of governance has been in existence since the Declaration of Independence but in my opinion, it has been the efforts and struggles of the legal bodies without political affiliation that have perfected the American Justice Department. These bodies effectively framed our Bill of Rights and our Articles of Confederation for governance and most of all they secured the general public's trust by setting up the American Constitution.
I have a strong desire to contribute to the field of medical law, perhaps in malpractice, to ensure that physicians are held accountable. This is important to me, and I know that by the time I am admitted to the bar I may pursue a different path, but the important thing for me right now is that law gives me a tremendous sense of purpose. I have proven myself in