Hi Ethan,

The question I have is how to draft your personal statement without sounding "braggy". I find it important to discuss some of my experiences as they are the reason in which I want to pursue law, however, when read through, can sound like i'm name dropping which is not my intention.

Thank you!

I am still dealing with this/struggling with this. As someone who suffers from anxiety and panic, I feel the nerves when it comes to test taking especially. I felt like, after getting my diagnostic score of 138, I never had hope that I would get to where I currently am. In testing conditions, I am averaging around a 155-157 consistently. Which is a heavy improvement from where I started out. It is ok to truly just be mad at a question, sit with it, and/or come back to it later. I hope to score a 165 to show myself that I can indeed do it. Its a balance of not being mad at yourself, learning to control your anxiety the best way possible, and consistent practice!