University Application Essays and PS

190211_degree_courses_in_english.pdf

58713735efac2_Finalessay(Autosaved)(Autosaved).docx

admissionsguide.pdf

A collection of about 5 general articles that provide a basic overview of the position of the legal community on some veritable hot- topics such as intellectual property and alternatives to copyright protection; the supposed illegality of computer hacking; why the EU has such a stronghold on Europe and what is its relationship with the UN; why is it that state governments and authorities can get away with literally committing murder and what can be done to amend this.
The articles cover a diverse range of International, EU, Intellectual Property, and Digital Criminal law. Things that are interesting and can be brought up in law interviews with ease. Some of these readings are quite intense and don't expect to enjoy them, or even understand them thoroughly, but for a rough overview of things, they are ideal, especially because these are very opinionated pieces with varying levels of technicality.
Hope it's useful to you guys! I especially recommend the Lessig and von Busch Articles, and maybe Hazel Fox if you think you can get your head around the concepts it talks about.
Cheers!
Arrowhead.

bmathisib.pdf

Hello Everyone!~~ This is an article about the college interviews. I read them carefully and thought that they are pretty useful!

Describe the world you come from — for example, your family, community
or school — and tell us how your world has shaped your dreams and
aspirations.

Discuss the subjects with which you have had difficulty. What factors do you believe
contribute to your difficulties? How have dealt with them so they will not cause
problems for you again? In what areas have you experienced the greatest
improvement? What problem areas remain?

ETH Zurich handbook

filling-in-your-ucas-application-update-2018.pdf

Discuss your short and long-term goals. Are some of them related? Which are
priorities?

What experience in high school has mattered most to you? How do you see this experience influencing your decision-making in college?

india-recognition-guide-july-2019.pdf

Something to get out of this PS: Don't start a Personal statement with the sentence "Ever since I was little I've wanted to..."

intrototripos.pdf

isi mmath.pdf

PS Uk app

mt1.pdf

mt6.pdf

new-tariff-tables-learners-oct-17.pdf

Our favourite global scholarships and how to apply for them.pdf

This Personal Statement got me into all my Unis and got me up to an interview at Oxford. Hope it helps you!

I applied to Durham, Edinburgh, St Andrews, Glasgow and Manchester. I received offers from Edinburgh, St Andrews, Glasgow and following interview, Manchester. I was rejected from Durham. NB Glasgow was for History as they do not read PS.

My very own personal statement, gave me offers at: UCL, QMUL, Exeter and Newcastle, and also an interview at Oxford, later followed by an offer. I thought it might be useful for some.