I applied to some schools in the 2022-23 cycle as a KJD with the same LSAT and GPA. I was still admitted to UCLA, but was put in the “special group” on the preferred waiting list at GULC, and rejected at Berkeley, Harvard, and UChicago. I didn’t apply for a merit scholarship at Duke after it became clear to me that…
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LSAT 149 GPA 3.93 2023–24 cycle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ Don’t apply KJD, kids, and especially don’t apply as an early graduate. Just take a year and get some work experience; don’t put yourself through this twice.
…for about 2 years lots of volunteering experience KJD, one internship experience at a nonprofit organization my suggestion if you are under medians, is to have very strong softs and apply ed. also had a connection from someone who works at the law school who spoke to the folks in admission on my behalf apply no…
…topics and I don’t think I should have done that. For KJD+1s - I did medical scribing for my gap year and while I think it was good interview fodder, I actually wish I would have taken my job hunt more seriously senior year and gotten a super cool job that I was proud to incorporate into my resume/essays. I…
LSAT 176 GPA 3.59 2022–23 cycle
Admitted to Washington University in St. Louis
KJD ish re-app. Trying to send everything in by the end of October. Fee waivers all granted automatically via LSAC fee waiver
…better off waiting a few years with WE than applying as a KJD, especially when there are negative aspects in you application (Low GPA or C&F). Show growth and maturity rather than say it in you application.
Reapplicant from last cycle. No A’s. Same stats (just not a KJD anymore). Redid all application materials and included more supplemental essays and addenda for multiple LSAT retakes. Applied a month earlier this time. (stats and dates adjusted slightly for anonymity) UPenn Sent 9/27, Complete 10/11, UR1 10/28, UR2…
Foul KJD, emboldened by the flame of ambition. Have it writ upon thy meagre grave: Felled by the T14
…study, I’d have broken into the 170’s on exam day. Being a KJD and studying for the LSAT is not fun and it always felt like class assignments and exams took up all the extra time I had set aside to study. If I could do it all over again, I would have either started studying earlier or taken a gap year after I…
…rec letters are a good idea! I included 2 as a KJD, and it has gone pretty well. Things I wish I knew: NEVER count yourself out! I thought about applying to Knight-Hennessy early on, and then thought I didn’t have a shot/that it was too much work. Regretting that now haha, I may have had a chance!- High-stat KJDs…
…college do your absolute best to earn all A’s. If you’re a KJD and can tolerate it, consider working for a year or two before applying. People with a couple years of professional WE tend to significantly outperform KJDs. Write at least one optional essay for every school. I didn’t do this because I felt like I…
…the t3, i think i would have wondered about applying kjd. if you can take time off, and especially take time off and get work experience, it’s rarely if ever a bad idea to do so. i didn’t have a great reason for going straight through; i wanted to do the lsat while i was still in test-taking mode from undergrad, and…
…and safety schools. This cycle is hard especially for KJD but I am very happy because one of the three As so far is USC! Grades went down to 3.86 after spring semester but I had 3.88 when applying.
…or some other extreme position of disadvantage). KJD, URM (South American), first-gen immigrant and college student, low-income upbringing. **Tips & advice: **Apply as early as possible. This is done to maximize scholarship money. I had a few applications put on hold since I had registered for a future LSAT date and…
N-KJD (2 yrs WE), N-URM minority, low-income HYPSM undergrad
Hard work and a cohesive narrative help a lot. I spent approximately 1 year (mixed levels of intensity) studying for the LSAT and went from 152 to 171. I’m a KJD, but I’ve had several unusual internships. I’m also an engineering major in a genuinely unique program. Experiences in this program have shaped my…
Technically not KJD because I spent a year to get a Masters in between graduation from undergrad in ’21 and law school in ’22 but never worked full time. duke ur3 on 1/6/22 chicago ur3/4 on 1/18/22 & ur4/5 on 1/19/22
Hello World, I will be attending law school at age of 20, Not KJD, and have one year WE.
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