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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The Art of Admissions
Admissions is an art, not a science!
I have been fascinated by the admissions process since I was a high schooler applying to colleges. I remember coming across my older sibling's application essay to MIT...
Analysis of a Successful Harvard Law Essay Published in the Harvard Crimson
Renaissance Admissions Consulting was recently approached by the Harvard Crimson undergraduate student newspaper to contribute our expert insights to their
Admissions to the US Coast Guard Academy:
What You Need to Know
I had a recent chance to visit the US Coast Guard Academy (USCGA) in New London, CT. My father served in the US Air Force, and my spouse is a member of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary; it was an honor to be pro...
How to Become an Entertainment Lawyer
Entertainment law is a field that intrigues people who are passionate about culture. There is a growing need for entertainment lawyers due to the evolution of media and creativity. With fast-moving changes s...
Wait Lists: 10 Tips on How to Navigate from a Former Admissions Officer
It is getting more frequent that colleges and graduate schools are wait listing applicants! What should you do if you are wait listed by a school you wish to attend? As a former admissions officer, I have he...
Yale University Joins Other Colleges Requiring Standardized Tests for Admissions
Over the last few years, many US colleges have become test optional in their admissions processes. However, some top colleges have again started requiring tests for admissions.
Yale University is the late...