Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Ninjja
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Ninjja
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
I would expect adjectives such abhor, detest or dread from a law student.....maybe that is your problem😉
hahahaha touche. maybe that is my problem....I'm not a law student yet...
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What is your topic? maybe I an recommend a book that might help you out...
unless you waited till the last minute to write the paper that might definie the rest of your life:Q
Yeah, the last minute thing pretty much sums it up....well last minute enough for me. I guess I've convinced myself over the years (by never really suffering from the effects of procrastination on my grades) that I'm that last minute, explosion of inspiration kind of writer... Ha, funny I know, but it's amazing what you can trick yourself into believing.
The topic is just general, something along the lines of : Tell us something about your personal, educational, family background that will enhance our knowledge of you...etc, etc...
I feel like everything I write sounds fruity.
then write about this topic that I just made up:
write about a time in your life when things went catastrophically wrong. If there was such a moment, give great detail about what happened and how it affected you. Here's the kicker. Write it in third person. Perhaps have a paragraph first or at the end that explains what you are doing, or feel free to leave it out.
Basically, let them see you for what you see yourself. Include thought proceeses such as how you came to a decision and why.
This will demonstrate your ability to self-judge and will also demonstrate creativity in point of view. Lawyers sort of need to be good at this
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Finally, it will ellaborate, to the reader that is, your persona in grave detail, and will give them a practical idea of how you will face challenges on a day to day basis or when unexplected happens.
Mad props for the determination:thumbups;
EDIT: I suck at typing
