Your personal statement to law schools vary from school to
school. Many law schools now leave the option of what to write
about up to you. You should focus on yourself, after all, it is a
personal statement.
Many law schools like their applicants to write personal statements
regarding their undergraduate and life experiences. You should
focus on information that is important and relevant to your desires to
further your legal education. It is also a good idea to include
any volunteer or community service work you may have done. More
and more law schools are emphasizing a service and community oriented
education and practice.
Remember, specifics about your personal statement will vary from
school to school. So when you are ready to write your statement,
take a look at the particular school's instructions, either through
their catalog or online.