Law School Personal Statement I am presently working on my Law School applications and have wrote several statements but feel as though they are not good enough. Therefore, would like to have my personal information organized into a cohesive manner so I

To Whom It May Concern:

I am writing is letter in support of “(Name)” (Last Name), a former student of mine at the Madera Community College Center. This evaluation is based on our relationship between instructor and student.

I have known (Name) for several years. Within that time (Name) has impressed me on several levels. First, (Name) distinguished herself by her insightful and perceptive comments in class. On various occasions she led class discussions and demonstrated herself as a leader among my students.

Secondly, (Name) has shown her commitment to her community and culture by her work in health camps throughout California; her volunteer work at a local Sikh temple; and currently her work in a women’s shelter.

Finally on a more personal note (Name) has persevered and triumphed through her own trials and tribulations. As an immigrant to the United States at the age of twelve, (Name) has endured the problems of an abusive arranged marriage and managed to be the first in her immediate family to attend college.

(Name)’s work ethic, determination and drive despite her adversities are a vivid testament to her focus, and more importantly, her character. Supplemented with her extensive business background and college experience, and coupled with her goal of becoming an attorney, (Name) is an exemplary individual fully worthy of your support.

In closing, I support (Name) (Last Name) in any endeavor she undertakes—she will be an asset to any school or organization in which she joins. I support (Name) fully and without reservation. If you wish to discuss this recommendation for (Name) (Last Name) further, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.

Sincerely,