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I'm applying this year in Canada to a specific law school I've applied to before. I have a bit of a dilemma. I still feel the answers I provided in part A and B of my personal statement before accurately and best reflect me now. However, I'm worried by submitting a next to identical statement it looks lazy on my part. If I re-wrote, it would feel forced and less genuine in a way. Anyone been in this situation too? What would you recommend I do?
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@torahisland910 thank you for the suggestion. I'll try that out and see if I can make something work.
Hi @olineali684 If possible, perhaps consider keeping the basic parts of the current PS that reflect best and adding an element connected to what you did this past year.
@olineali684 i'm sure you'll have a higher score! good luck.
@torahisland910 thank you so much for the input. Depending on my pending score from the September LSAT I'll (hopefully) be applying with a more competitive score. Planning on writing in December as well just in case. My character sketch has also been updated.
@olineali684 if your lsat score and gpa remain the same as the last time you applied, i would change my PS a bit. if you have improved in one or both of the other areas, then keep it the same if you're satisfied with it. let me know!