美国顶级法学院对PS的要求.docx

YaleComplete the three essay questions and include them as attachments to your application?* Separate responses (of no more than 250 words each) to the following required essays. Please note that a personal statement cannot be substituted for or take the place of these required essays. ?a. Your reasons for seeking admission to Yale’s LL.M. program. ?b. Explain how Yale fits in with your plans for teaching after you graduate from law school. (Please indicate your areas of interest and what arrangements, if any, you have made concerning employment.) ??* A separate essay of no more than 500 words describing your scholarly research agenda for the near future. Please articulate what you think are the most important issues in your chosen field, and explain why.HarvardPS:should ?address ?both ?of ?the ?following ?questions, specifically, ?with ?Part ?(A) ?constituting ?at ?least ?half ?of ?th total ?length:(A) ?Briefly ?describe ?either ?an ?important ?issue ?in ?your ?fie of ?interest ?or ?a ?current ?legal ?problem ?facing ?a ?particular country, ?region, ?or ?the ?world, ?and ?then ?propose ?a theoretical ?framework ?or ?a ?legal ?analysis ?or ?strategy ?to address ?this ?issue.(B) ?Please ?tell ?us ?something ?about ?yourself ?— ?in particular, ?why ?you ?wish ?to ?pursue ?an ?LL.M. ?degree ?at Harvard ?and ?how ?doing ?so ?connects ?with ?what ?you ?have done ?in ?the ?past ?and ?what ?you ?plan ?to ?do ?in ?the ?future.Stanford December 6, 2013, 11:59PM PSTPersonal StatementThe personal statement and research proposal (for SPILS applicants only) must be submitted with your application.LLM ApplicantsThis statement of two to three pages seeks information about the applicants experience in legal practice, and interest in graduate study (in the applicable specialization). This statement should also discuss the applicants professional goals, and how the completion of an LLM degree could benefit his or her legal career.SPILS ApplicantsThis statement of two to three pages