…1.Written Components: Start drafting everything (personal statement, resume, addenda, etc.) as early as possible. You will edit everything so many times that your first draft vs. final draft will look nothing alike, and they probably won’t even be about the same topic by the end. So it genuinely does not matter what…
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Admitted to New England Law | BostonA low LSAT score is not necessarily a huge detriment to being admitted into law school. Your GPA and soft factors can go a long way, especially with a good personal statement!
I can only attend part time in Boston area, so that’s where I applied. With my mediocre gpa, I believe my good LSAT and engaging personal statement got me acceptances and scholarships of various amounts. Top choice was Northeastern, but New England law gave me a full ride and I’d rather attend a low ranked school…
…of ’21. LSAT was taken in early 2020, one of the last in person administrations. Had applications fully prepared by mid-September, just had to hold off to finalize as my income allowed. Early application success encouraged me to apply to more reach schools a little later in the cycle to see what would happen. Resume…
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