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Really recommend some podcasts for the ~immersion~. Navigating Law School Admissions with Miriam & Kristi is probably my first choice for basics (just the best organised) and they have great “starter” episodes to introduce all the terminology and components. 1.
Expectations for 2021-2022 Admissions Cycle. Application Process. Hi folks, I'm applying for law school this upcoming fall, to enter in fall 2022. I know that the 2020-2021 cycle was considered to be one of the most competitive in history, due to the pandemic. Question is: now that the economy is expected to recover and do really well this year ...
Below median for either LSAT or GPA, and above median for the other: You have a real chance, but it’s not a given. This is a mild to serious stretch depending on how highly ranked the school is, but you shouldn’t not apply to schools in this range. Below median for both LSAT and GPA: A hard stretch. Apply if you like, and maybe you get ...
ADMIN MOD. Assessing Law School Admissions Advice on Reddit. Application Process. I just finished listening to the latest episode of Navigating Law School Admissions with Miriam & Kristi about Reddit, and they said several things that I believe everyone should keep in mind when assessing advice on Reddit. (Note: as I got going I think I threw ...
What to Expect in the 2023-24 Law School Admissions Cycle. Hi all, Mike Spivey and I just posted a new Status Check episode where we talk about what to expect for this upcoming cycle. We seem to be in a period where the overall paradigm of law school admissions may be shifting long-term, and we talk a ton about how and why in this interview.
Stats: 160 Highest LSAT - 3.47 cGPA - 3.67L2. 3x LOR (2 academic), decent volunteer experience during undergrad, student misconduct case manager, job with government agency in summer during undergrad. Will likely be accepting in lieu of Windsor single JD unless I hear from Western or Dalhousie. 25 3. r/lawschooladmissionsca: A law school ...
Definitely not. But if you get a good scholarship that allows you to not overburden yourself with debt and gives you the flexibility to find a legal job that fits you best rather than just one that puts you in a pair of golden handcuffs, then yeah law school can be worth it. 6. Reply. RelativeFew.
Admissions Timeline Based on 2022-2023 LSD data. I cannot seem to just chill out and have been scouring LSD for information. Here is a rough timeline of when schools begin releasing decisions and interviews for RD: September. October. November. December. January. FYI, Harvard releases a timeline for each application cycle - I don't believe they ...
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