Essay competition for law students
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Your support makes all the difference.The Independent is sponsoring an essay competition for law students to win a free place at the College of Law. Entrants have to write an essay under the question "What are Law Schools For?". The winner will have all tuition fees for the course paid.
Last year's winner of the College of Law/Independent competition, Abdul Hoq Mohammed, gained a training contract at Lincoln's Inn based Towers and Hamlins.
Entries, in not more than 1,500 words, should be sent to: College of Law Essay Competition, College of Law, Braboeuf Manor, St Catherines, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 1HA. For more information contact the college marketing department on 01483 460350.
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