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This is an important post, notably because there are a few critical misconceptions out there about how files are read.

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Please note that while we are currently at capacity, we expect we will able to take on 10 new clients for our "application" and "full cycle" packages immediately after the December 3rd LSAT.

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*Please note, schools can change these dates, it is possible when we called to ask them that they gave us the dates applications open rather than are accepted (although we were very careful to clearly articulate when can you submit), etc. But this should be highly accurate to the extent we can control it. Please also note, just because they accept by a certain date doesn't mean they start reading on that date. FAR FROM IT, in most cases. These are good to know but September and October are cons

Two examples of great personal statements from 2017.

I’m going to share a secret with you all… while I was the working in the Harvard Law School Admissions Office, I read this blog. I thought it was great – Mike was providing good advice to applicants, and it often reminded me to think more about what the application process is like for you as applicants. When Mike asked me what my favorite blog posts were, I found it hard to narrow down because there are many. Today, I am sharing with you the top 5 posts that resonated most with me. I encourage

Introducing our newest J.D. Admissions Consultant!

We get a good deal of unsolicited testimonials, and every so rarely we throw one up on our website to share.