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stories about how our consultants have helped past law
school applicants – and to learn more about how they
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Foreign LL.M Re-applicant Goes 2 for 2 at Harvard and
Stanford
Most international law school applicants need to get specific degrees
from US universities in order to get a leg up on their career back home. For
many, getting a LL.M is extremely important, especially from an elite school
like Harvard or Stanford...
Finding the Right Fit for a Nontraditional Candidate
One time I worked with a client who, in statistical terms, would have sunk from view in the applicant pool. His LSAT was below 160, and he
had a 3.5-ish GPA from a decent but no-name college. It didn't help matters that his major was considered very
'soft...'
Highlighting
Potential Mitigates Low LSAT
Schools aren't just looking at your credentials and profile; they're evaluating
how you'll also impact them in the long run. Will you be an active alumnus?
Would you be a great representation of the school in the workforce?
Second Time's
a Success
Not too long ago, I had an applicant who had failed to get into any programs on
his first try before coming to me. Because of this, we had to take
a hard look at just what his application package was saying about him...
Putting Your Strengths in the Right Context
My client had graduated from one of the toughest programs in the
country – a place that definitely does not practice
grade inflation. His final GPA just topped 2.0. Unfortunately, his LSAT was
about 163...
Utilizing the
Big Picture
I've had many successful candidates cross my paths; most usually
pursue the goal of getting into a top school through the usual path – good LSAT,
good GPA, excellent application package. Occasionally, however, I work with a
student who has the 'big picture' in mind and is more focused on their career
direction after getting their degree.
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