Eulas Boyd

Eulas Boyd, a professor from Brooklyn Law, joins Miriam and Kristi to dissect personal statements submitted by listeners. They share their own law school experiences, emphasizing the power of self-awareness and motivation in crafting effective narratives. The trio critiques an applicant's statement, illustrating the need for authenticity and clarity, especially when interests seem contradictory. They stress that a cohesive narrative reflecting true motivations will stand out to admissions committees, guiding applicants to embrace their unique journeys.

Eulas Boyd, a professor at Brooklyn Law, joins Miriam and Kristi to dissect listeners' personal statements. They emphasize the importance of impactful formatting and content in law school applications. The discussion highlights crafting narratives that showcase depth over breadth, using personal experiences to illuminate motivations. They debunk myths about admissions and explore conditional merit scholarships. A standout analysis features an inspiring journey from Ghana to America, underlining the power of personal storytelling in human rights law aspirations.

Eulas Boyd, the Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid at Brooklyn Law School, joins the hosts to dissect personal statements submitted by listeners. They tackle the importance of editing for clarity and authenticity, emphasizing the power of personal narratives. The discussion critiques rolling admissions and college rankings, suggesting a unified deadline to alleviate stress for applicants. Boyd also shares insights on how to craft a compelling story that connects personal experiences to future legal aspirations, highlighting creativity in the application process.