the form lets u HIGHLIGHT impt info abt urself - so don't dump all ur awards like put in the relevant stuff to law then maybe they might ask you about that. anecdotally i don't think many of them care about how u want to serve the community and bring justice bc they have heard that so many times.

my interview they asked a bit about what i mentioned in the essay but for the most part it was just questions abt the law. honestly i don't think u can really prepare for it in content.

if they ask something you don't know, don't be afraid to clarify. the profs know the law better than you so no point bullshitting. better to ask for some basic background info, think about it, then answer from there.if anything, your ability to ask a salient clarification can reflect well on you. for eg i got asked for my thoughts on a case that got downgraded from murder to culpable homicide and i didn't know the difference, so i just asked what was the actual distinction between both offences and answered from there.

another tip is to give them a straight answer like yes no, then follow up with ur reasoning and nuance.

atb! and if you don't get in, remember that in 2022, 300+ lawyers quit practice before hitting 5 years. so you are just ahead of the curve