LAW SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT – Columbia University/Columbia Law School
Thinking of applying to Columbia? Sharpen your writing skills and make the best of the options their application allows.
- PERSONAL STATEMENT- Submit a personal statement supplementing required application materials. They’re curious about your interests, goals, aspirations and how the J.D. program at Columbia can help you achieve these. Think about contributions you hope to make to the Columbia community and the legal profession. Essay should be double-spaced, approximately 2.5 pages submitted electronically.
- SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT- Optional: Candidates may add brief addenda to explain the contribution an applicant’s background (e.g., socioeconomic status, ethnic, religious, sexual orientation) would add to Columbia Law School. Combine (on separate pages, if necessary) into one document and upload.
- RESUME- In addition to answering the preceding questions, submit a copy of your Resume via electronic attachment.
It’s important to know what Columbia’s application requires and allows. Check the FAQs to learn extra information that can help you create an application more likely to be accepted.
… Dr. Michelle Hubbard, Admissions Consultant
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