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2024-2025 Law Essay Writing Competition

Topic: “Access to Justice” You may submit legal essays on compelling arguments related to Access to Justice. Examples of topics include Trump v. USA ; What will happen now that the Chevron Deference is no longer law?; and Legal Strategies to Address Qualified Immunity.

Competition Details: The Hogan/Smoger Access to Justice Essay Competition is sponsored by R. Ben Hogan III of Hogan Law Office, PC, in Birmingham, Alabama, and Gerson H. Smoger of  Smoger & Associates  in Dallas, Texas, and Oakland, California. It is administered by Public Citizen.

Submission Deadline: Submissions must be emailed on or before Friday, April 30, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, to Amanda Fleming at [email protected] . Papers emailed after this date will not be considered.

Eligibility: The competition is open to all current law students, post 2015 law graduates, and all masters of law students. All entries must be in English with  Bluebook  citations on American law. Co-authored submissions are eligible; if selected, the co-authors will share the prize. Each submission must be an original, unpublished academic work, but simultaneous submissions will be accepted.

Format: Submissions must be emailed as Microsoft Word documents. They may be full-length law review articles or shorter academic essays and should use footnotes (not endnotes). The word count may be between 6,000 and 25,000 words, not including footnotes. All entries must be in English with  Bluebook  citations on American law.

Judging Process: A panel of lawyers, including law professors and practitioners, will judge the submissions based on depth of analysis, quality of writing, originality, and thoroughness.

Winning Submission and Prizes: The winner will be notified by email. The winner will receive $5,000. Only one winning paper will be chosen and only one prize awarded.

Information: Please contact Amanda Fleming,  [email protected]  with any questions.

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NCH London Essay Competition - £1,000 prize

We are delighted to launch our 2022 Essay Competition! Our popular and prestigious essay competition is an opportunity for students to show both their academic potential and passion in the humanities and social sciences with the chance to win a cash prize.

We are inviting essay entries from ambitious and talented students from around the world, who are in their penultimate year of secondary education (equivalent to Year 12/IB1 in England). Our selection of essay titles engages across a contemporary range of humanities and social sciences questions from Art History to Data Science and from creative Writing to Economics. Click to see subjects and essay titles . The following cash prizes will be awarded in each subject: First prize £1,000, second prize £500, third prize £250 You can find full details of the competition here , including the essay titles. You can also read the competition rules and answers to FAQs . Students must register to enter the competition. The deadline for entries is by 1pm (13:00) GMT Monday 1st January 2022. This deadline is strict and we are sorry we are unable to accept any entries submitted after the deadline. Best wishes, The NCH London Team

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OPEN - New College of Humanities Essay Competition 2019

DEADLINE - 23:59 on 31st January 2019

Register now to enter the NCH Essay Competition. NCH is inviting competition essay entries from students who are currently in their penultimate year of secondary education. Our selection of essay titles engages across a broad range of humanities and social sciences topics and we look forward to receiving entries from talented and intellectually curious students who show passion and academic potential in the humanities and social sciences. We welcome entries from students located anywhere in the world.

Choose your essay title

Art History:  ‘Oscar Wilde claimed that ‘All art is quite useless’. Can art’s uselessness be a source of it usefulness?’

Economics:  ‘Nudges have been successfully used by governments around the world to influence people’s behaviours (Thaler 2008), but will we become immune to such ‘tricks’?’

English:  ‘What are literary critics for?’

History:  ‘Can history teach us lessons?’

Law:  ‘Was the EU Commission correct to fine Google for abuse of a strong market position in online markets?’

Philosophy:  ‘What kinds of inequality, if any, are unjust?’

Politics & International Relations:  ‘What measures can be taken to increase voter turn-out at elections?’

First place £1,000 cash prize

Second place £500 cash prize

Third place £250 cash prize

Runners up £40 voucher

How to enter

1. Register for the competition

2. Choose one of the essay titles

3. Write your 1,500-word essay

4. Submit your essay via email before 23:59 on 31 January 2019

Who can enter

The NCH London Essay Competition is open to students who are currently in their penultimate (second to last) year of secondary education, year 12, and who are interested in studying humanities or social sciences at university. This is a global competition, so we encourage entries from those studying anywhere in the world. Find full competition rules here .

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Year 12 NCH Essay Competition

Register now  to enter the New College of the Humanities Essay Competition. NCH is inviting competition essay entries from students who are currently in their penultimate year of secondary education (Y12 equivalent in the UK).  Our selection of essay titles engages across a broad range of humanities and social sciences topics and we look forward to receiving entries from talented and intellectually curious students who show passion and academic potential in the humanities and social sciences. We welcome entries from students located anywhere in the world.

Choose your essay title

Art History:

‘Oscar Wilde claimed that ‘All art is quite useless’. Can art’s uselessness be a source of it usefulness?’

‘Nudges have been successfully used by governments around the world to influence people’s behaviours (Thaler 2008), but will we become immune to such ‘tricks’?’

‘What are literary critics for?’

‘Can history teach us lessons?’

‘Was the EU Commission correct to fine Google for abuse of a strong market position in online markets?’

Philosophy:

‘What kinds of inequality, if any, are unjust?’

Politics & International Relations:

‘What measures can be taken to increase voter turn-out at elections?’

There will be the following prizes awarded for each subject:

First place £1,000 cash prize

Second place £500 cash prize

Third place £250 cash prize

Runners up £40 voucher

How to enter

1.  Register for the competition  – After registering you will be emailed more information

2. Choose one of the essay titles

3. Write your 1,500-word essay

4. Submit your essay via our online form (URL will be provided to you after you register) by Thursday 31st January 2019

Who can enter

The NCH London Essay Competition is open to students who are currently in their penultimate (second to last) year of secondary education, year 12, and who are interested in studying humanities or social sciences at university. This is a global competition, so we encourage entries from those studying anywhere in the world. Find full competition rules  here .

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Jing Hui Tan (L6) was awarded first runner-up at the 2019 NCH London Essay Competition Awards Ceremony for his economics essay.

On Tuesday 25 June 2019, New College of the Humanities announced the winners of the 2019 NCH London Essay Competition at a special awards ceremony in London. This year’s competition sought submissions of essays in a range of subjects.

Held in Bedford Square Gardens, the award ceremony was hosted by Professor AC Grayling, Master of the College, alongside the College’s academic faculty and students. One hundred and fifty highly commended secondary school essay writers and their guests enjoyed being VIPs at the red carpet event.

Congratulations to Jing Hui for placing as the first runner-up in his category.  

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NCH is inviting competition essay entries from students who are currently in their penultimate year of secondary education.  Their selection of essay titles engages across a broad range of humanities and social sciences topics and we look forward to receiving entries from talented and intellectually curious students who show passion and academic potential in the humanities and social sciences.

Winners will be awarded in prize money-

• First place £2,000 cash prize, plus £1,000 for your school or college
• Second place £1,000 cash prize
• Third place £500 cash prize
• Fourth-Tenth prizes £40

Eligibilities

• The NCH London Essay Competition is open to students who are currently in their penultimate (second to last) year of secondary education, year 12,
•  Who are interested in studying humanities or social sciences at university.

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• Apply through the following link to registration
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• Write the essay between 1,500-words

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Yarm Sixth Form Student Is Awarded Second Place in NCH Essay Competition

One of our Lower Sixth Form students, Mia Mack, has been awarded second place in the international essay competition run by New College of the Humanities.

The NCH Essay Competition invites students in their penultimate year of secondary education (Y12 / Lower Sixth equivalent) to answer an essay question from one of ten categories: art history, creative writing, data science, economics, english, history, law, philosophy, politics and international relations, and psychology.

The competition attracts talented and intellectually curious students with passion and academic potential in humanities and social sciences from across the globe. In fact, 2021’s competition saw over 6,000 entries from the UK and EU.

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Mia submitted a 1,500 word art history essay, answering ‘Should the West return cultural artefacts to their former colonial territories?’ Here is an excerpt from her entry:

“Those advocating for the repatriation of cultural artefacts argue that by doing this, the colonial history between nations such as the United Kingdom and their former territories can be acknowledged and accepted as a part of history and can then be ‘moved past’ as it were, to build more diplomatic relationships between nations (US News, 2012). For many, the ‘ownership’ of colonial artefacts by their former powers, classes them as stolen items. From the point of view of the former territories, having their property remain in the ‘mother country’ is only a dark reminder of past imperialistic culture, and continues to allow the colonial power to benefit from their historical wrongs. The vast majority of the artefacts in question were crafted on the back of the slave trade. If the pieces are to remain with the western powers, does this give them a somewhat corrupted legacy? And is it justifiable to say that they should be kept on the grounds of education if these former powers continue to profit from their colonial pasts?   In contrast, there is scope for complications regarding foreign relations if the ownership of the artefacts in question is disputed. A large portion of cultural artefacts have intricate and somewhat multifaceted histories that may be unknown or cryptic. This could cause conflict between nations that want possession of such pieces.”

She said: “I am delighted to have been awarded second place with my essay. I am extremely passionate about art and loved being given the opportunity to share my own ideas and interests with others via an essay. I am really proud of what I achieved and will definitely enter more competitions like this in the future.”

We must also congratulate Shilpi Nanda and Ananya Padamanabhan who were both shortlisted and commended for their essays which they entered into the history and politics and international business categories respectively. Shilpi answered ‘Will the Covid-19 pandemic change human history?’ whilst Ananya answered ‘Is democracy experiencing a setback worldwide?’

Dr Huw Williams, Headmaster, said: “Mia should be very proud to have achieved second place in such a prestigious competition. Her essay is an intelligent and thought provoking exploration of a contentious cultural topic and showcases her real passion for and insight into art history. We encourage all pupils to explore their subjects deeply and not to feel constrained by the formal boundaries of the syllabus. It is clear, from her entry, that Mia has a wide ranging and impressive intellectual engagement with ideas and concepts that will complement and support her A level studies.

Shilpi and Ananya should also be very proud, as being shortlisted and then commended in such a highly regarded competition is a fantastic achievement.”

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The New College of the Humanities Essay Competition for Year 12 students ranges across the humanities and social sciences. 

Frequently asked questions about the essay competition.

Registering for the essay competition

1. Who is the competition open to?

2. What if I enter but do not meet the entry requirements?

3. i have not received my registration confirmation, 4. can i submit an essay for more than one subject, 5. i am underage but i am very good at writing essays, can i still enter, 6. will you check we are the correct age/in the right year, submitting your essay, 7. will you be checking essays for plagiarism, 8. how will i know you have you received my essay.

9. I have submitted my essay but noticed a mistake, what can I do?

10. I had internet connectivity issue and could not submit, what do I do?

11. i missed the deadline, can i have an extension.

12. When will I hear back about my essay?

13. What is the maximum word count?

14. Are footnotes necessary?

15. do titles count towards the word count, 16. can i email in my essay, about the essay competition.

18. Can I read previous essay competition submissions?

After the Competition

19. can you give me feedback on my essay, 20. where did i rank in the essay competition, 21. will i receive a certificate.

22. What is the difference between ‘finalist’ and ‘shortlisted’

23. Can I get a copy of my essay that I submitted?

24. What are the prizes for winning? 

Information for Schools

25. I am a teacher interested in promoting the Essay Competition to my students. How can I get in touch?

26. A student missed the deadline and you want to get in touch with us

Information for parents, 27. my child missed the deadline, what can i do, 1. who is this competition open to.

Please see our rules to find our entry requirements here :

This competition is open to students who are in Year 12 in England, Grade 11 in India, IB1 for students studying the IB Diploma, or students in their penultimate year of secondary education – this could also be the first year of college for some students in the UK. If you are an international student this will be the year before you take your final exams for university entry:

Scotland – S5 Germany – Grade 12 Spain – 1º Bachillerato Portugal – 11º Ano Netherlands – 5e Jaar France – Première / 1re Northern Ireland – Year 13

For any not listed, please find the equivalent in your country of study.

We will ring up the schools of all shortlisted candidates to ensure they meet our entry requirements. You will be disqualified if we discover you do not meet the entry requirements.

Everyone who registers for the essay competition will receive a confirmation email with a link to submit your essay. Please check your junk email as a large number of students have found their email there. If you still have not received it, it may have been blocked by your domain, especially if you are using a school email address. We suggest registering again with a new email address.

If the problem still persists please contact us . It can take up to 5 days for us to respond to your query, so please ensure you email us in good time. We will be unable to respond to every request that comes in as the deadline grows closer.

No, we only have capacity to accept one entry per person. Each entrant may only submit one essay for one subject. 

No, this would be unfair to everyone who meets our age requirements. We run this competition every year. Please do apply when you are of the correct age.

Yes, we will check if you are the correct age/in the right year if you are shortlisted, by contacting your school directly, so it will be helpful to let them know that we will be in touch after the competition deadline.

Yes. To ensure our competition is fair for all our students, we run all submissions through our internal system to check for plagiarism. Your submission should be your own original work. Any plagiarised submissions will be disqualified.

You will receive a confirmation email once you submit your essay. We also send out postcards via post to all entrants after the deadline letting you know we are in the process of marking it.

9. I have submitted my essay but noticed a mistake - what can I do?

All submissions are final. O nce entries are in our system we cannot overwrite them.

We received a large number of emails last year with students wishing to upload new versions of previously submitted entries, however this is not possible.

No matter the circumstance, your essay will not be accepted beyond the submission deadline. Please submit your essay in good time to ensure it is accepted. Please do not ask a parent or teacher to email us on your behalf.

Our deadline is strict and we do not offer any extensions, no matter the circumstance. There is a 3 month submission window for our competition, allowing students more than enough time to submit their entries.

You will be disqualified if you contact other Northeastern University London faculty and staff to accept your essay after the submission deadline. Please do not ask a parent or teacher to email us on your behalf.

12. When will I hear back about my entry?

We receive thousands of entries every year and we like to take time to read every single one which is why it can take us a few months to mark them. Please do not email asking when you will hear back, as the more time we spend responding to emails, the less time we have to mark your entries. Everyone who submits an essay/report will be informed of its outcome. Those entries that are shortlisted will be invited to a celebration event which will be held at the university. This is a special event where the prize winners will be announced. We aim to announce all prize winners by April 2025.

Please ensure you remain subscribed to our emails after submitting your essay so we are able to inform you if you have been shortlisted. Our emails will not be delivered if you unsubscribe from our mailing list.

See our competition rules here

13.What is the maximum word count?

We will allow +/- 10% range of 1,500. Please ensure you have read the  terms and conditions here

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No they are not necessary to include, but referencing will help us understand where you got your points from and what materials helped you write your essay.

No, titles are not included in the 1,500 word count.

No. Please use the registration link provided to submit your essay.

18. Can I read previous submissions?

Yes. You can read previous submissions here

No. As we receive thousands of entries each year, we do not have the capacity to provide feedback for each submission.

We do not ‘rank’ every entry we receive and we are unable to provide individual feedback.

If you are a finalist or shortlisted you will receive a certificate via email. If you are a finalist and come to the Essay Competition Event you will be able to collect a printed version of your certificate, along with your medal. We cannot post the certificate or medal to you, if you do not attend the event.

22. What is the difference between 'finalist' and 'shortlisted'?

Our shortlisted candidates are split into two groups, those who are ‘Finalists’ and those whose are ‘Shortlisted.’ All the entries we received this year were outstanding, but since everyone could not be winners, the students that just missed out are categorised as ‘Finalists’. Those who were awarded ‘Shortlisted’ wrote excellent pieces of work but unfortunately they did not make it to the final round.

Due to the sheer volume of requests we receive it is not possible for us to provide copies of the essay or report you submitted. We ask you to store this on your own personal device should you wish to reflect on it at a later date.

You will win a cash prize if you receive first or second place in your subject. There will also be an overall winner across all essay subjects who will receive a prize.

The following prizes will be awarded:

Overall winner across all essay subjects – £1000

Winner in a subject category – £500

Runner up in a subject category – £250

25. I am a teacher interested in promoting the essay competition to my students. How can I get in touch?

If you would like to join our teachers’ mailing list to receive a poster and promotional material, please  sign up here.

Please do not contact us about any student who has missed a deadline. Every year we receive many emails from teachers trying to get extensions for their students. All deadlines are communicated well in advance and students have a 3 month window in which to submit their entry. We have also increased the number of reminders to students. We pride ourselves in keeping our competition as fair as possible for all students so we adhere to a strict deadline.

Every year we receive many emails from parents. All deadlines are communicated well in advance, we have also increased the number of reminders to students. We pride ourselves in keeping our competition as fair as possible for all students so we adhere to a strict deadline.

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