{"page_header":"Nicole C. Barkley","top_image":"","page_intro":"<p><img style=\"float: left;\" src=\"irl:\/\/240\/\/\" alt=\"\" width=\"33%\" \/><\/p>\r\n<h5>With Delaware Law since<\/h5>\r\n<p>2014<\/p>\r\n<h5>Hometown<\/h5>\r\n<p>Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\r\n<h5>Favorite movie or TV show<\/h5>\r\n<p>I have too many favorites to choose just one.<\/p>\r\n<h5>What attracted you to Delaware Law?<\/h5>\r\n<p>The people. Delaware Law is a family. The faculty, administration and staff are all invested in the success of our students. &nbsp;<\/p>\r\n<h5>What do you enjoy most about working in the Admissions Office?<\/h5>\r\n<p>I most enjoy meeting applicants and helping them to achieve their goal of admission into law school. Knowing that I have a hand in an applicant accomplishing their goal is &nbsp;<\/p>\r\n<h5>Do you have a favorite personal statement you&rsquo;ve read over the years?<\/h5>\r\n<p>I don&rsquo;t have a favorite. I do prefer personal statements that are personal. That is, personal statements that provide insight about the applicant that I cannot gleam just from their grades or LSAT scores.<\/p>\r\n<h5>What do you hope to see in a letter of recommendation?<\/h5>\r\n<p>I like to see details about the person, not generic, flowery adjectives that the recommender thinks might help the applicant get into law school. It is not merely about who the recommender is, but also how well the recommender knows the applicant.<\/p>\r\n<h5>What benefit(s) do you think applicants get by attending law fairs or forums?<\/h5>\r\n<p>Law fairs and forums expose attendees to the breadth and variety of law schools that are available. They also provide the unique opportunity to interact with representatives from those schools.<\/p>","page_content":"","callouts":[]}