…schools in different regions I’m interested living in. Personal statement tip: I like to think of my personal statement like a circle. I started in one spot, and eventually got back to the beginning at the end. It tied it all together neatly and I think it made it more powerful. Idk, shoot your shot. The worst they…
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Admitted to University of Missouri—Kansas CityLSAT 159 GPA 3.88 2022–23 cycle
Admitted to University of Missouri—Kansas City
Visit the schools you are applying to. Get a feel for the admissions department and faculty. Work hard on your personal statement and ensure it shows a bit of your personality. :)
…fit my position very well. I spent a lot of time on my personal statement as I really wanted to convey why I wanted to do this. I also had an upward trend in grades and I did not write an addendum. Well I wrote it, about 15 times over, but never submitted it. Every time I read it, it felt like an excuse. I took a…
I think my personal statement was probably a bit weak, I really struggled to even write the mediocre one I ended up with. WashU undergrad with strong ties to the law school. Admittedly not the best applicant, but hey, worth a shot. Want to be back in STL, love the city, so SLU at $$$$ meant I was free rolling the…
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