Today we’d like to provide some guidance for those law school applicants who are about to start or have started to write their personal statements. Because most law schools offer broad guidelines for the personal statement, it can be a … Continue reading
Asha Rangappa, Yale Law School’s Associate Dean of Admissions, announced on the official Yale Law admissions blog, (203), that rather than let the blog lay dormant during the summer, she will post periodic updates to help next year’s applicants as … Continue reading
With applicants putting the finishing touches on their applications, the question of how strictly applicants need to adhere to page and word limits is perhaps more popular than ever. Law school candidates naturally have a good deal of information they … Continue reading
Law school applicants range from current college seniors to those who have been out of college and working for several years. Today we’d like to offer some guidance to those applicants who have been in the working world for a … Continue reading
As we’ve stated in other Admissions Tips, the personal statement is the prime opportunity for law school candidates to express themselves in the application process. Therefore it’s important that in this section of the application, candidates present themselves positively, therefore … Continue reading
Picking up our earlier tips regarding essay-writing, we wanted to take some time today to discuss a frequently-made mistake in the application process. In their desire to make their case to their target law schools, many applicants devote sentences and … Continue reading
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