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Re: Avoid this topic?
As long as the PS is about YOU, not your brother, there's no problem with the death of a brother as a topic. Whether the PS is any good depends on your writing.
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Re: Avoid this topic?
The death of a family member can be a good topic. Write about what is important to you.
My PS dealt in part with the death of my father and all the shit that happened after. I didn't tie it into why law though . Just who I am. Not sure it helped me but it definitely didn't hurt.
Your story is your own. Don't be afraid to tell it.
My PS dealt in part with the death of my father and all the shit that happened after. I didn't tie it into why law though . Just who I am. Not sure it helped me but it definitely didn't hurt.
Your story is your own. Don't be afraid to tell it.
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Re: Avoid this topic?
I don't think personal statements have to say why law. I think asha from Yale has a blog post about that.
My feeling is that you can write a better statement about who you are writing about your life over writing about a book. I like the insight that your drive is your own. And you can write about your accomplishments too.
My feeling is that you can write a better statement about who you are writing about your life over writing about a book. I like the insight that your drive is your own. And you can write about your accomplishments too.
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- HarvardHopeful
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Re: Avoid this topic?
Thanks asha's blog post was helpful thanks for referring it!NYstate wrote:I don't think personal statements have to say why law. I think asha from Yale has a blog post about that.
My feeling is that you can write a better statement about who you are writing about your life over writing about a book. I like the insight that your drive is your own. And you can write about your accomplishments too.
I think I'm going to go for it.
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Good idea. I think you can get a great PS out of your story.HarvardHopeful wrote:Thanks asha's blog post was helpful thanks for referring it!NYstate wrote:I don't think personal statements have to say why law. I think asha from Yale has a blog post about that.
My feeling is that you can write a better statement about who you are writing about your life over writing about a book. I like the insight that your drive is your own. And you can write about your accomplishments too.
I think I'm going to go for it.
Sorry I didn't post the link for you. I'll put it the link to her blog in case anyone else is reading and wants to find it.
http://blogs.law.yale.edu/blogs/admissi ... fault.aspx
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Re: Avoid this topic?
I just finished a first rough draft on this subject and was hoping someone could help me out by giving some advice and/or editing it. Now that I'm finished this draft, I know I want to keep this topic but I'm willing to change content and definitely open to any advice people have!
I can PM it or can send it by email.
Thanks
I can PM it or can send it by email.
Thanks
