Have Faith. Bet on yourself. Keep walking this walk and don’t give up for a second. My faith in God is what led me to take the chances that I took and I’m happy that I did. This will be over soon. Give it your all now and you won’t have to pay later
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Advice applicants left on their LSD.Law profiles, searchable by topic, school, and stats.
Respect the numbers, but do not worship them. Apply broadly, disclose honestly, and remember that some schools reward polish while others reward substance. The goal is not just admission—it is finding the place willing to invest in your future—at an ever-increasing opportunity cost.
If you are truly passionate about becoming an attorney, do it! Don’t let the overthinking, fear or doubts impact your decision. Believe that you can and you will!
Study as much as possible for the LSAT, and in detail. track the answers you are getting wrong and also the ones you are getting right and make sure you understand why they’re correct/incorrect Apply for/email schools for fee waivers! This process is extremely expensive and as a 1st gen law student + someone without…
When Jesus says yes, nobody can say no.
get some sleep. also stop checking your email and lawhub (i can’t stop either)
Ara chill the fuck out dude, you cite the same two infractions of hellwoods with no context over and over to justify your tyrannical bans. You’ve ignored far worse from other users actually attacking people if theyre your favorites. Grow up and learn the world isnt your sunshine rainbow kingdom and get a life, youre…
Apply wide. Really wide. Embarrassingly wide. Then let the dust settle and make the smartest boring decision available. Prestige is a fine thing until you’re paying for it with money you don’t have chasing outcomes that aren’t guaranteed. The humble path taken confidently beats the prestigious path taken anxiously…
You just need someone to give you a chance, and once you get that chance, never let it go.
Still haven’t given up yet!
Life didn’t end when I got a 126 on my diagnostic and a 146 on my first LSAT
Sometimes the obvious choice isn’t the best choice. Be confident in your decision and dreams and let it drive your future!
1.)Grad GPA was 3.72. 2.) 8 years WE (non-traditional) in education 3.) C and F issue. someone called campus police for noise issue freshmen year of college. Social probation for 1 academic year.
Have a goal beyond your current goal so the closest one seems merely necessary for the next one. This will make your current goal seem less impossible.
i’s scared
If any of you need any guidance feel free to message me on instagram ( no, that is not my real name ) @adrians.barna
Don’t ever think you can’t
don’t refresh your status checker every morning. you’ll hate yourself (yea, i do hate myself)
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