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My service is distinguished from other law school personal statement services by my humanitarian emphasis. I take the high moral ground, fostering a sense of historical justice through the celebration of diversity. Most of my clients are international students, and I enjoy helping to prepare the leaders of tomorrow in the field of law, people like you who want to make the world a better place. I help you brainstorm ideas free of charge so as to make your long term goals as creative and convincing as possible, helping you to weave the disparate elements of your story together in an eloquent fashion that causes you to stand out from the crowd.

While my PHD is in the area of Religion, I like to think of myself as more of a historian than a theologian. My focus has always been on moral theory and thinking as it relates to politics and international relations; yet, I have always been aware of how all of this invariably takes place on the foundation of Law. It is our legal system and its enforcement that makes moral thinking, dialogue, and, subsequently progress possible.

For the past 30 years, I have labored to stay current on most of the news coming out of the Developing World, Latin America, Africa, Asia, the Middle East. I have studied world religions and cultures extensively for decades. Fluent in Spanish, I am published in that language in the areas of history and gender studies.

Aside from the obvious need for equality in educational settings and respect for the rights of minority groups, clients are now demanding more diverse law firms, and corporate firms hiring service providers are actually required to ensure contractors run companies that more accurately reflect the diversity of the wider community.

Despite the relatively constant influx of applications to law school by African Americans and Mexican Americans during the last decade and increased law school class sizes, a recent study showed that just 6% of the total number of students admitted to one well-known Law School were African American, and this trend is not uncommon. 13.2% of the U.S. population is now African American, while 17.1% are Hispanic and Latino. Rigorous measures must be taken if numbers are to reflect the wider U.S. population.

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A young woman from Afghanistan who has now completed her undergraduate studies in the UK in Sociology and Criminology, I am presently gearing up at the age of 21 for a lifetime of human rights activism in support of my people, the women and children of Afghanistan. Your LLM Program in International Human Rights Law at XXXX University is my first choice for graduate school because of the focus and dedication of your program to the cause of international human rights.

We the women of Afghanistan are arguably the most victimized women on the planet, victims of violence and poverty born from one of the world’s most brutal patriarchies that has been torn apart by warfare for centuries, colonization attempts, cold war rivalries, and more recently the foremost hotbed of international terrorist proliferation. For some time now, the eyes of the world have been upon Afghanistan and the world has been making enormous, international military and civil efforts to pacify and develop my country, with the women all too often caught up in the crossfire resulting from attempts at modernization in a country where many see Western-style development as heresy punishable by death. The sale of female children in marriage, femicide, attacks on girl’s schools, the assassination of women politicians, they all continue on a daily basis, fed by frequently corrupt, Western-supported politicians on one side and a virulently violent fundamentalist movement on the other, the Taliban, which continues to elude efforts to destroy it. Peace talks between the two sides are making no progress.

I am usually online 7 mornings a week (EST, New York Time) to assist you with your Personal Statement for Law School. 

I get started each day, often before sunrise, drafting on behalf of my clients on their way to Law School. I only do my best, taking the time to reflect on your story as well. Generally speaking, my clients who are seeking to build a career in the area of Immigration Law, are themselves immigrants, or from immigrant families for whom the experience of immigration was in many ways most fundamental to their lives, the challenges that they faced, and also their hard-won triumphs.

I apologize for the fact that I am not usually able to talk and I need your information in text form so as not to confuse the stories of the many clients that I am assisting all at the same time. I usually work with the client's rough draft as well as the information provided on my interview form - along with the resume or CV for reference.

I have been drafting expert statements on behalf of applicants for law school now for the past 20 years and I do so for applicants whose special interest and long term career goals lie in a broad range of areas. I have done a lot of work, for example, in the areas of immigration, commerce, intellectual property, family, education, and criminal law. It would be an honor for me to help you to get accepted to law school as well.

I earned my PHD in Religion and Social Ethics from the University of Southern California in 1995 and my academic and professional career has been entirely devoted to helping people, studying and writing about the most important issues of our day, and laboring to make the world a better place to live for all of us. Most of the work that I do is in the area of Law because I see Law as the primary vehicle of progressive social change and societal advance.

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