…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…
Applicant wisdom
Advice applicants left on their LSD.Law profiles, searchable by topic, school, and stats.
4 entries matching "personal statement"
Admitted to Suffolk University…had two professors who had very different classes and one person from my childhood (he used to be in local gov and I volunteered to help his ward when he needed it for storms/stuff like that) who is now a judge. I think having 3 people who had very different things to say about me probably gave the committee a wide…
…I figured there must have been something in my letters or personal statement that was giving them pause, so I tried to overcome that with that last LOCI. They called me in mid august to ask if I was still interested and if I’d gotten a scholarship anywhere else, and then extended the offer (with $) verbally on that…
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…
Your study break just got better: follow @lawschooldata on Follow @lawschooldata on TikTok & Instagram