"Please limit any optional essay to one page, double spaced and title it appropriately."dakure wrote:I need to write a diversity statement. Urgh. How long are these normally?
Mine right now is over 1 page... so I have to cut it down

"Please limit any optional essay to one page, double spaced and title it appropriately."dakure wrote:I need to write a diversity statement. Urgh. How long are these normally?
Assuming you can just add something in the header/1st line with the name of the essay. Like "Penn 5 year plan," or "Art/Literature Essay."PSUdevon wrote:What kind of appropriate titles are they talking about?
Probably something like "Models And Bottles - How to get them and why I need them"PSUdevon wrote:What kind of appropriate titles are they talking about?
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This is what I did. But it's mainly because I stole the formatting from you from beforeXifeng wrote:The way I titled all of my essays was in the header, I put:
Firstname Lastname
LSAC#
Personal Statement
(or Art/Literature Essay, Five-year Plan, etc.)
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I highly doubt it matters whether they're familiar with your chosen piece of literature.fltanglab wrote:Hello everyone. I'm hoping the admissions office is familiar with my chosen piece of literature...
r6_philly wrote:Best of luck everyone! Hope to see some of you next fall. I will continue to serve as your TLS Penn info center (for the 3rd cycle)so feel free to ask questions.
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Not anymore than the summer hasdescartesb4thehorse wrote:r6_philly wrote:Best of luck everyone! Hope to see some of you next fall. I will continue to serve as your TLS Penn info center (for the 3rd cycle)so feel free to ask questions.
Hopefully 1L work doesn't take you away from us forever r6.
Well it would make understanding the essay a little better, although I give a summary of the gist in the intro. *shrug* Not changing the essay anyway.Hawkeye Pierce wrote:I highly doubt it matters whether they're familiar with your chosen piece of literature.fltanglab wrote:Hello everyone. I'm hoping the admissions office is familiar with my chosen piece of literature...
I was thinking more along the line of practical experience I can get at Penn such as clinics, internships, etc.nids333 wrote:Hawkeye Pierce thanks so much for compiling all of this information and starting this thread!
For those of you who are writing the 5 year plan essay, how did you interpret "professional development." I basically said that Penn would help foster a sense of integrity. The pre-law advisor at my undergrad said I might be off with that topic...
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Like Xifeng said earlier, I essentially just wrote a Why Penn? essay, alluding to a five-year plan. I talked about one of their clinics and how that would benefit my development as a lawyer.nids333 wrote:Hawkeye Pierce thanks so much for compiling all of this information and starting this thread!
For those of you who are writing the 5 year plan essay, how did you interpret "professional development." I basically said that Penn would help foster a sense of integrity. The pre-law advisor at my undergrad said I might be off with that topic...
If you don't mind me asking, what made Penn stand out for you? Why did you choose Penn?absolutazn87 wrote:Hey guys! I'm gonna be a 1L at Penn in a week or so! So feel free to ask me any questions!
and hi XiFeng
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