Category Archives: Law School

When you apply to law school, you must submit a personal statement with your application that describes how you see yourself as a person and how you will approach the study of law.  These statements often mean the difference between … Continue reading →

And the winner is …. Hamline University School of Law in St Paul, Minnesota! I attended the Accepted Applicant Program over the last weekend and it really impressed me.  Both the administrative staff and the faculty did an incredible job.  I … Continue reading →

Today I received a large white envelope from Temple University Beasley School of Law. I was encouraged by the size of the envelope since the “small, white, angry” envelope that had come earlier in the the week from George Mason … Continue reading →

Alas, I am undone!! I have received the first rejection of the cycle and it is from the institution I most wanted to attend … George Mason University. The rejection arrived in what another user on LawSchoolNumbers.com (LSN) called a … Continue reading →

Today there was another acceptance letter in the mail.  This one was from Hamline University in St Paul, Minnesota. The interesting thing about Hamline is the fact that they are one of only two ABA accredited law schools in the … Continue reading →

Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow law school applicants! On this day, We can all take a break from incessantly checking our email and running to the mailbox every five minutes. Instead, we can all relax and spend time with … Continue reading →

After living, eating and breathing the LSAT for the last couple of months, it is finally over! But I am not sure how I feel about it and I am not certain that I did the absolute best that I … Continue reading →

One oft-repeated piece of advise that I would like to repeat once more is this, “The week of your LSAT, do a site visit to the testing center”. This allows you to make sure that you are aware of any … Continue reading →

I had heard that law school changes the way you think, but I didn’t know that it started long before you are even accepted to a school. I have been doing LSAT problems non-stop for the last week and this … Continue reading →

Well … I spent every spare minute this last week working my way through the SuperPrep book. I tried to take it slow and went over the answers to every question to make sure that I understood why a given … Continue reading →