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Hi everyone,
We've updated our Application Requirements for Top Law Schools, and we'll continue to update it as more applications become available.
Special thanks to @akiko for helping us with this project!
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@davidbusis895 A random admissions question: I am a US citizen but have my undergraduate degree from a well-known UK university. I also have a graduate degree from a US institution. Will I be evaluated as an international or domestic applicant? Thanks in advance!
@839204 we're working on it, but only a few schools have released their applications so far.
Any ideas on when this will be updated for this year's cycle?
Updated: Georgetown Law's requirements (including optional response questions)
https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/application-requirements-for-top-schools/
@davidbusis895 said:
If you have a gap of longer than, say, 6 months, it's not a bad idea to explain it. You could add a bullet to your résumé's personal section to note, for example, that you were helping to take care of someone in your family, or you could write a short addendum.
Without knowing more about your situation, it's hard to say how you can explain it without making it look like an excuse, but I can say that if it's legitimate, I think your sincerity will come across.
To add to this question, do we need to include an addendum if we took 6 months off work to study for the LSAT? Thanks in advance for your help.
If you have a gap of longer than, say, 6 months, it's not a bad idea to explain it. You could add a bullet to your résumé's personal section to note, for example, that you were helping to take care of someone in your family, or you could write a short addendum.
Without knowing more about your situation, it's hard to say how you can explain it without making it look like an excuse, but I can say that if it's legitimate, I think your sincerity will come across.
Should I address any gaps in my employment history? If so, how can I do so without making it sound like an excuse?
@839204 I would.
Should I write the Columbia "tell us some of your hobbies" prompt? It says it won't factor into admissions either way but... shrug
This is so helpful. Thank you!
@leahbeuk911 said:
Thanks for consolidating the new prompts! But how come these optional essays don't feel optional lol
"Optional" = do it anyways lmao
This is amazing!
Thanks for consolidating the new prompts! But how come these optional essays don't feel optional lol
This is awesome, thanks!
...but on another note there's just so much to prepare ~_~
Wooo!
THANK YOUUUU!