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- They stay positive and engaged for the entire admissions cycle.
- They pay attention to every little detail of their application.
- They are genuine and write from the heart.
- They are self-aware.
- They are actively involved with things that are important to them outside of the application process.
- They have a very clear reason why they are applying to law school and they can articulate verbally and in writing.
- They are adaptable.
- They utilize every opportunity to learn.
- They are open to advice and constructive criticism.
- They are gracious and thankful.
- They show (appropriate) persistence.
- They display the ability to lead as well as to follow.
- They show they can see things from different perspectives.
- They don’t treat rejection (or a low LSAT) as failure; they have the ability to learn and move on.
- Their personality/positive characteristics (and that they can contribute positively to the classroom/community) come through in the application.
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