Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Harvard Personal Statement - Rules of citation
Posted Mar 07, 2017 17:50
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Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Posted Mar 07, 2017 18:11
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Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
[quote]Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
Posted Mar 17, 2017 17:46
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I would not be using citations in a personal statement essay.
I would not be using citations in a personal statement essay.
Posted Mar 17, 2017 18:49
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Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
[quote][quote]Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
Posted Mar 19, 2017 18:56
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Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.
[Edited by llm2358 on Mar 19, 2017]
[quote][quote][quote]Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.[/quote]
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.[/quote]
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.
Posted Jul 14, 2017 19:34
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Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.
It doesn't seem to matter for Harvard how you cite things in the legal essay. No need to plagiarize, obviously, but they seem to care more about substance than form in this particular case.
[Edited by LLMer2018 on Jul 14, 2017]
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.[/quote]
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.[/quote]
It doesn't seem to matter for Harvard how you cite things in the legal essay. No need to plagiarize, obviously, but they seem to care more about substance than form in this particular case.
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.[/quote]
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.[/quote]
It doesn't seem to matter for Harvard how you cite things in the legal essay. No need to plagiarize, obviously, but they seem to care more about substance than form in this particular case.
Posted Sep 02, 2017 06:53
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US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.
It doesn't seem to matter for Harvard how you cite things in the legal essay. No need to plagiarize, obviously, but they seem to care more about substance than form in this particular case.
Thats true! I´m actually studying my LL.M. at Harvard.
[quote][quote][quote][quote][quote]Hey there!
Does anybody know where I can find the rules of citation which should be observed in the Essay of the personal Statement? I am not quite sure how to the footnotes shall look like (integrated in the text or below the text).
Many thanks and Kind regards
JJ[/quote]
Redbook citations work fine for Harvard as well as other American and European Universities.[/quote]
US law schools all use the Bluebook. I haven't even heard of the Redbook. But I agree, you shouldn't be citing things anyway.[/quote]
Hi! Harvard personal statement is composed of two parts. Whereas Part (B) is like a regular personal statement, they ask you to address a legal issue/problem in Part (A). I suggest you use citations for Part A.[/quote]
It doesn't seem to matter for Harvard how you cite things in the legal essay. No need to plagiarize, obviously, but they seem to care more about substance than form in this particular case.[/quote]
Thats true! I´m actually studying my LL.M. at Harvard.
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