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Law School Application Essay

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Following the completion of my undergraduate degree, I intent to apply to graduate school. My program of choice is Law, the endgame of this is to become a practicing lawyer in New Brunswick. However, I understand that the application process to get into Law School is competitive, which means I may not be initially accepted. In light of this, if I cannot gain admittance to Law School, I intend to further my studies through a Master’s program in Political Science, with the intent on pursing a Ph.D. Albeit, this is my backup, Law School has been my goal since Middle School, so I will continue with my attempts to gain admittance.
I directed my studies into areas that I rationalized as being likely to improve my chances of acceptance into Law School.

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