Most law applicants struggle because they don’t know what admissions tutors actually want to read. They end up writing personal statements that sound generic, descriptive, or unfocused — which makes it difficult to stand out in a competitive applicant pool.

Inside this guide, you’ll discover how to structure each paragraph effectively, analyse legal books and experiences properly, and avoid the common mistakes that weaken otherwise strong applications. The aim is simple: help you communicate genuine interest in law in a way that universities value.

What You’ll Learn

• The ideal structure for a law personal statement

• How to show academic interest instead of just listing experiences

• How to analyse legal reading and super-curriculars correctly

• What admissions tutors look for (and what they ignore)

• Common mistakes that reduce your chances of receiving offers

Who This Is For

• Year 12 & Year 13 students applying for Law

• UCAS applicants who feel stuck starting or improving their statement

• International students applying to UK universities

• Students aiming for competitive or Russell Group universities