PERSONAL STATEMENT WORKSHOP
Write a personal statement with our experts that will make you stand out from the crowd
How your personal statement is used by universities
ULTIMATE LAW SCHOOL COURSES
FROM £77
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Personal statement workshop
Your personal statement is one of the few tools universities have to find out about you as a person beyond your results. The importance of submitting an impressive personal statement cannot be underestimated.
UniLaw’s team of lawyers, law students, and UCAS application experts have devised the ultimate Personal Statement Workshop to teach you how to stand out from the competition and write a best personal statement that will get you into your first-choice of law school.
Our experts will share their tried & tested secret statement structure and work with you 1-on-1 to write an outstanding personal statement.
You will finish the Workshop with a full first draft.
This course is essential for students in year 11,12 and 13, although all ages are welcome.
WHAT IS COVERED IN THE WORKSHOP?
PERSONAL STATEMENT REVIEW
UniLaw’s team of lawyers, law students and application experts know exactly what universities are looking for in your personal statement. They will tailor your personal statement session to fit your specific needs, whether you need help on where to start or perfecting a final draft.
For example, you may want to cover the following:
- What you should include in your personal statement
- How to plan your first draft law personal statement using the secret success statement structure
- How to maximise your individual work experience, skills and extra-curricular activities
- Polishing off a final draft and correcting spelling and grammar
- Cutting out large amounts of text from the statement whilst retaining its integrity
£70 personal statement review via email.
Discounts available when purchasing 3+ hours.
