Narrowed down to a few topics for my PS. Which is best?
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:30 am
I've narrowed down the topic of my PS to two options and wanted your guys feedback.
1. Raised by a single mother, she got screwed over in the divorce. Because she got stuck with all of my fathers bills, we eventually had our car repossed and house foreclosed on (we are doing much better now though). This experience really got me interested in the law because I'd like to help good people caught in shit situations, like my mother was.
2. I graduated HS with a 1.88 GPA. Im now a junior in college and I have about a 3.6 GPA. I really started to love learning in college. So I guess this would be about how I started to take my studies more seriously, and now I really do enjoy learning. I took a community college course in HS and received an F. Because the F would be included in the LSAC transcript, I figured this would be a good way of explaining the F, since I dont know if a single F is worth writing an addendum on (is it?).
Which topic would be better for a PS?
1. Raised by a single mother, she got screwed over in the divorce. Because she got stuck with all of my fathers bills, we eventually had our car repossed and house foreclosed on (we are doing much better now though). This experience really got me interested in the law because I'd like to help good people caught in shit situations, like my mother was.
2. I graduated HS with a 1.88 GPA. Im now a junior in college and I have about a 3.6 GPA. I really started to love learning in college. So I guess this would be about how I started to take my studies more seriously, and now I really do enjoy learning. I took a community college course in HS and received an F. Because the F would be included in the LSAC transcript, I figured this would be a good way of explaining the F, since I dont know if a single F is worth writing an addendum on (is it?).
Which topic would be better for a PS?