What In the Heck Am I Going to Write About?

In my last post I listed the many parts that make up a law school application including the personal statement, resume and supplemental essays. I'm going to dedicate this entire post (apologies for its length) to all three of those things especially the personal statement. Important Side Note: In this post, I have included photo examples. PLEASE DO NOT JUST COPY THEM. You need to make your entire...

I Took The LSAT, Now What? Applications, Applications, Applications.

So I finished my LSAT and was really hoping all this Law School Application stuff was going to be a breeze compared to my actual exam.. Oh was I ever so wrong. I had my heart set on two different schools, including the one I will be attending in the fall. But I knew that I needed to look at some others just in case I didn't get in. This is where the LSAC School Search came in handy; I...

The LSAT Roller Coaster: Take Two

So as I said in my last post, The LSAT Roller Coaster: My First LSAT Exam , I took the LSAT two times. My first go around did not go as planned, especially when it came to preparing for it. I was pulled in so many directions that I was just not able to solely focus on the exam like I had wished/ needed to do. Unfortunately, I did not receive a score that I was satisfied with and I...

The LSAT Roller Coaster: My first LSAT Exam

So now that I've explained the basics of the LSAT, let me give you the low down on how my LSAT experience was: CHAOTIC, MESSY, STRESSFUL. But this doesn't mean that your experience will be the same as mine, everyone's experience is different. My experience with the LSAT was a direct result of my approach to the LSAT. Let me start by saying I actually took the LSAT twice. I was completely unsatisfied...