IECA Co-Chair of Law School Subcommittee

Published September 2025
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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 to be asked to help lead this group which advises law school applicants.

Christina formerly worked in the JD admissions offices of Harvard Law School and NYU School of Law, and her expertise in the field of law school admissions has helped guide many clients to successfully enroll in JD and LLM programs since 2017.

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