University of Florida Levin College of Law

Personal Statement

Required · 2 pages

Personal statements must explain why an applicant wishes to attend law school. This statement should be a maximum of two, double-spaced pages using a 12-point font such as Times New Roman or Arial. The personal statement should be written by the applicant alone, though review by others is acceptable. Please upload the Personal Statement via the LSAC online application website under the Attachments tab, then select Personal Statement.

Source: UF Levin — Standards for JD Admission

Why UF Law Statement

Optional

Applicants may submit a statement explaining specific reasons why the applicant has chosen to apply to UF Law. The applicant should include any direct connection to UF or UF Law through alumni, professors, or other means, if applicable. Most applicants can communicate these interests in one or two short paragraphs. Please upload this optional statement via the online application website under the Attachments tab, then select Why UF Law.

Source: UF Levin — Standards for JD Admission

Addenda

Optional

Applicants may upload addenda on topics that might include, but need not be limited to, information about unique life experiences or challenges, grade progression, standardized test scores, linguistic barriers, disability, or a personal or family history of educational or socioeconomic disadvantage. The addenda may be uploaded via the online application under the Attachments tab, then select the appropriate addendum title.

Source: UF Levin — Standards for JD Admission

Application deadlines

We haven't re-verified this school's current-cycle deadlines yet, so none are published here. Check the school's own admissions page for dates.