Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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drakeglazer69

GPA: 4.08 • LSAT: 166 • Georgetown University

Give yourself WAY more time than you think you need to study for the LSAT. I’d recommend giving yourself no less than 1 year to study. You may be very smart, but you just don’t know whether the...

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R33

GPA: 2.8 • LSAT: 145 • Cooley Law School

Do not quit, ever, you keep it going even at a snails pace.

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Lizz

I’m not real honestly

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KindJuridicalRaccoon762

GPA: 3.63 • LSAT: 149 • (Part-time) Mitchell Hamline

Patience is everything, don’t check your status everyday because it will consume you. Let what will happen, happen. Also LSAT is not everything, don’t let a score lower your confidence or make...

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Lawschoolblackqueen

GPA: 3.37

Hello, I created this profile so people can learn a little about mt application non traditional process. My focus is on civil rights and public interest law. I currently attend the University of...

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ThePersistentApplicant

GPA: 3.75 • LSAT: 145 • Cooley Law School

Practice all available admission tests and find your strength before committing. Don’t be afraid to use your life story thoughtfully in your personal statement.

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SlowSleepySloth

GPA: 3.2 • LSAT: 179 • University of Pennsylvania

I consider myself extraordinarily lucky to have had a fantastic S2S mentor, a best friend who just completed the process, and the world’s most supportive and incredible spouse to help me along...

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EruditeSymphonicImpala

Lex loci delicti

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SlimDoc

GPA: 3.83 • LSAT: 171 • University of Southern California

Applied to master’s programs and had lots of success, but then got the call from Boston University. Since money is not an issue for me, I accepted it, but it wasn’t my first choice. Then, I heard...