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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2026 IECA Conference in Baltimore
It has been quite an eventful spring with moving back to CT from NYC, helping clients negotiate scholarships with schools and be admitted from wait lists, and advising dental school applicants as the applica...
Updated Website and Upcoming Five Year Anniversary of Company
Back in 2021, I spent several months on the design of my website for Renaissance Admissions Consulting with PopArt Studio. I once had a client tell me she chose me as a consultant due to the beauty and atten...
Publication in Winter 2026 IECA Insights Magazine; Dentistry and Law: Popular Professional Pathways
Christina Chong recently authored an article in Insights magazine published by the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) for their Winter 2026 issue! You may access the article "Den...
January 2026 LSAT Score Release: Featured Guest on LSAT Unplugged YouTube Channel
with Steve Schwartz
It was a pleasure being a guest on the YouTube livestream hosted by Steve Schwartz of LSA...
Dental Acceptances for Fall 2026 and What You Need to Know About the DDS/DMD Admissions Process
Congratulations to our clients who heard good news today on December 15, 2025 - the first day that applicants were allowed to hear back from dental schools about their decisions for Fall 2026! It has been a ...
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 ...