A law school personal statement provides an applicant the opportunity to reflect upon their life and show the law school admissions committee who they are as an individual and what drives and motivates them. Typically 2-3 pages – the length may differ by law school – the personal statement is not intended to be a biography, but a snapshot into the growth and experiences that have shaped you in some significant way, presented in vivid and descriptive prose that draw the reader into your narrative.

Eligibility:
This contest is open to University of Michigan undergraduate juniors, seniors, graduate students, and alumni who intend to register for an LSAT prep course before June 1, 2017.

Prize:
One complete Kaplan LSAT Prep course – Live Online, LSAT Prep – In Person or LSAT Prep – Self-Paced course