美国研究生文书个人陈述范文之LLM

美国留学申请中，一些学校既要求PS，也要求SP，许多申请者便开始疑惑了：PS和SP有区别吗?PS和SP又有什么联系呢?内容上，SP看重的更多是和专业最相关的，包括之前做过的相关科研，体现对应的学术能力，而PS则更多的是看重成长经历，综合各种对你产生影响的事情，如果何影响你最后决定要去美国留学。从时间范围来看，SP关注的是现在到未来，而PS关注的是过去到现在。下面，澳际教育为大家分享一篇LLM专业个人陈述样文，希望能够对大家有所帮助。

I got my very first glimpse into law by watching my father, my hero, a Ph.D. of law and now the Chinese ambassador to Barbados. I have been inspired by his work as an international lawyer and a career diplomat while growing up. For many years, I have been preparing myself through academic and extra-curriculum activities, hoping that I can make a difference for the world. I believe pursuing the Master’s degree in Law at Cornell University will assist me in striving towards the goal.

With my dedication and my parent’s unconditional support, I successfully entered the …… University, one of the top law schools in China for legal education. I have explored a wide range of different law theories in the Civil Law field and had an opportunity to work on logical writing. It has been these years of study at …… University that has enlightened me and laid a solid foundation for my legal career.

In addition, I have also participated in various extra-curricular activities. As class monitor, the head of the Information Department in Student Committee, and the head of Research Department in our college, I am entrusted with many responsibilities. My leadership skills and organizational abilities have been greatly enhanced. Through various volunteer experiences, I have had more opportunities to help the under-privileged. All of these extracurricular activities are integral parts of a multiple legal education and have contributed to my professional growth.

Amid my strenuous study, I had an opportunity to participate in the American Legal System Study Program summer of my sophomore year and I was exposed to the great American culture. I engaged in an internship program at Michigan District Court, where I followed Judge ……. It was a great opportunity for me to see how the courts operate in the United States. The differences between the US and China legal systems provoked my curiosity. I was eager to explore how to ensure substantive justice in a case while following due process and how to apply precedents to different situations. I went on my second exchange study-abroad program to ……University fall of 2012 and participated in their LL.M. program. During this exchange study period, the issue of how to balance crime control and protection of human rights perplexed me. From then on, the thought of completing the LL.M. program in Cornell Law School, a school with unsurpassed legal education, has propelled me.

As a part of my degree, I interned at different legal departments. I was very fortunate to have an opportunity to intern at the Beijing office of ……. By involving myself in cases such as security offerings by Chinese corporate issuers and US security class actions against China-based companies listed on US stock exchanges, I became more aware of how a practicing lawyer gets involved in international trades. I researched on whether some foreign statutes are fective and I participated in legal work and preliminary drafting of research reports. It was the first time that I felt like I was making a contribution to society as lawyer. I sought for other internship opportunities to elevate my professionalism after my experience at ……. At Beijing …..People's Court, I learned the trial procedures in the Chinese court. Through drafting, imputing and proofreading legal documents, I have become more familiarized with the writing process and became more able to write with greater accuracy. The internship at Beijing …… Law Firm brought my overall abilities into full practice. From filing a marriage case, collecting evidences, putting it on trial to settling it, I participated in the whole process. With my sight set on more challenges, I would like to deepen my legal skills and be equipped for international experiences. To that end, pursuing an LL.M. at Cornell Law School seems to be the best option.

I believe that pursuing an LL.M. at Cornell University would provide me with the necessary foundation to understand the nuances and intricacies of different legal systems, and help me add an international perspective. I am most interested in taking courses at Cornell Law School such as International and Foreign Legal Research and International Law and Foreign Direct Investment, as well as being an active member of the Briggs Society of International Law. As one of the Ivy League universities, Cornell University combines outstanding, preeminent faculty with a diverse and talented student body. I would like to attend various special lectures and activities Cornell Law School offers to supplement the core curriculum. Completing the Cornell Law School’s LL.M. program will bring me to the next phase of my professional career.