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Law Personal Statement

The world of law offers a less then perfect legal system, but presents you with the chance to change the views of people and help in the struggle for equality, this is why I want to study law but I want to combine it with business or accountancy as I believe, in the world of work you have to have a variety of skills to lead a successful career in a complicated sphere of work. The reason why I have chosen to study law is because of my A level studying in sociology, which helped to give me an insight into criminology which highly interested me plus the fact that I like challenging myself against others to further improve my person. The combination of business or accountancy is because I would like to build upon my A level in business studies, which featured accounts

My work experience at G & T appliances helped me see clearly what field of work I am interested in, while I was at G & T appliances I helped to put all previous annual accounts on to a database for easy reference, I helped customers with enquires and handled money, this experience helped me improve my communicating skills as well as giving me responsibility which helped me grow in confidence and realise the world beyond education

I am an independent, responsible and confident person I can communicate with others who may find it difficult to do so, I can work independently and in a group, I can carry out tasks with minimum of help. All these played a big part when I became a student council representative, which involved me putting across the views of students and giving feedback to the students

My hobbies include travelling, playing football, snooker and cricket

I like meeting new people and experiencing new cultures, I hope to travel abroad at sometime

I believe that I can be a successful undergraduate as I am determined to follow a successful career after university; I will strive to achieve my ambitions in life and achieve them to the highest potential possible.

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