Blueprint LSAT Blog: Personal Statement Assessment
Hindsight Is 20/20: Reviewing My Own Personal Statement
Today we’re bringing back a classic post from the vault. This post was originally published on October 18, 2011 – and, much like a fine wine, has only improved with age. Matt Shinners is a Harvard Law graduate who taught and provided application counseling for Blueprint LSAT Prep. His application clearly turned out *okay*, but
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My Law School Personal Statement, Dissected
I applied to law school in October/November of 2006 with a 3.7/180 and the following law school personal statement. It was not even close to the strongest element of my application package. I’ve annotated it in the many, many areas where I messed up. However, I didn’t really say anything in my law school personal
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