I am really loving it! However, just a few thoughts:

1.Yeah it’s a bit…sassy. Personally, I like it because it pushed me to do the blind reviews but will other people like it, not too sure. Maybe add something that allows us to change the tone from nurturing to aggressive that way we can pick what we like. Some of us need that extra push.

2.It would be cool if it had links sending me to the section it thinks I need to work on. For example:

“So your two targets from this drill are — casual weakening and necessary assumptions — are exactly the LR areas already on top of your priority list”

Once we click on the bolted parts, we could then be linked to the exact lesson we need to go back to review.

3.Visually it’s too long. Perhaps it can separate what it’s giving us into sections. First paragraph criticize my timing, second paragraph discuss my second guessing, third paragraph discuss my blind reviews and fourth paragraph talk about where I need to focus and provide me the links to the lessons. Give it spacing and maybe bolded titles so we can be able to distinguish the type of feedbacks we’re getting.

Ultimately, it’s awesome! I know it’s in beta right now and I hope it can get to a point where it helps us create study schedules, and study goals for the week and such since it has access across the platform I imagine.

Hi, when you asked your professor, did you email them your personal statement and such? A lot of them can forget who you are, even if you went to office hours or were a great student. I suggest — if you haven’t of course, to send them your personal statements, your LSAT scores, your resume, and your school transcript. Also giving them 2 months before you need the letter and send the request to other professors as well!