ChillGazelle Posted December 22, 2017 Posted December 22, 2017 (edited) I'm applying to philosophy MA programs. I got my BA in philosophy in 2005, and my JD in 2011. I have not written on philosophy since college, and have not retained any old college papers. I've been practicing appellate law (very research and writing intensive) for the past 5 years. Some schools say to submit my best writing, regardless of subject matter. Others say to submit a philosophical writing sample. Will a good legal writing sample give me a shot, or will it be disregarded? Edited December 22, 2017 by ChillGazelle
kray Posted July 7, 2018 Posted July 7, 2018 CG, good question - I'm in the same boat. Law school a few years ago and now applying for a history PhD. All my writing samples are either law journal publications or opinions. I honestly don't have anything else but am a bit concerned that this might not be the best idea?
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