Topics covered include: how law school admissions committees review applications, writing the personal statement and supplementary essays, LSAT changes, wait list advice, transferring law schools, and the recent recommendation of the ABA that law schools should not require standardized tests for admissions and how that might impact the application process.
Conversation with LSAT Unplugged on JD Admissions and How to Stand Out in the Law School Application Process
Published May 2022

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IECA Co-Chair of Law School Subcommittee
Renaissance Admissions Consulting is pleased to announce that Christina Chong has been named as Co-Chair of the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) Law School subcommittee! It is an honor ...
Client Acceptances for Programs Beginning Fall 2025
Renaissance Admissions Consulting is excited to announce acceptances for clients entering full-time degree programs beginning in Fall 2025!
The graphic includes schools that accepted our clients to begin ...

Memberships in NACAC and HECA
Renaissance Admissions Consulting is proud to announce that Christina Chong was recently accepted to two professional organizations.
She is now an independent education consultant member of National Assoc...

2025 IECA Conference
I attended my second IECA conference this week in Detroit! I had never spent much time in Michigan before besides visiting Ann Arbor briefly for a University of Michigan fair to recruit law school applicants...

Featured Speaker at IECA Business School Roundtable
It was a pleasure for Renaissance Admissions Consulting to be invited to speak at the February 2025 IECA Business School Roundtable to fellow colleagues who are educational consultants!
I highlighted how ...

Harvard Law School First Round of JD Acceptances and Several Tips from a Former Admissions Officer
Harvard Law School released its first round of JD acceptances earlier this week for the class enrolling in Fall 2025! I am so happy for clients who started off 2025 with incredible news from HLS!
As a for...