Hi applicants! I'm the coordinator of 7Sage's admissions program. It's my job to organize our committee of admissions officers, train all of our consultants, and refine our expert strategic advise to all applicants. I'll be on the 7Sage podcast answering questions about the admissions process. Give me all your questions, particularly those related to:

• How admissions officers view different 'softs'

• How to approach the personal statement

• What law school are really looking for

• Anything else!

Two lucky question-askers will get a free Essay Workshop with a 7Sage consultant, chosen at random on the day of taping ! (Friday, May 1st). Post away!

Happy Friday, applicants! Are you applying to law school next cycle? I'm looking to give out three free Essay Workshop appointments with an expert 7Sage consultant to brainstorm your personal statement.

The first three people to respond to this post get them, so long as you're applying next cycle and are ready to sign up for a brainstorming session now!

Yale has been dethroned! (for now). Head on over to our Rankings Page to check out how your goal schools faired in this year's rankings.

https://7sage.com/admissions/rankings

7Sage admissions is launching a new service, the Application Autopsy. Here's what it includes:

• Three of our admissions experts will blind-review your file under real life conditions. You'll get each of their assessments, plus a summary by the committee chair. : What did you do well? What was lacking?

• We'll tell you if, and how, we think you could do better with an R&R. Were you telling the right story? Was there a red flag you weren't aware of?

Here's what the overview page looks like:

An example of one of the three ballots:

In addition to the rating, three ballots, and summary, you'll also get a 45-minute follow-up meeting with one of our consultants to discuss improvements you can make next year. Sign up today with this link:

https://7sage.com/payment/DVg%2BVD0XEgIlMg96aBAFNVY9ekVTVBpPOg41IRYWLiYfDSh1Imd7aGwYBA%3D%3D

7Sage Admissions Committee is testing a new service -- the Application Autopsy. Here's part of what it looks like:

How to get a free Application Autopsy:

• Send us an application you submitted this year

• Tell us what your results were (where did you get in? where did you get rejected? are you on any waitlists?) by using our Admissions Tracker.

What you may get:

• Three of our admissions experts will blind-review your file under real life conditions. You'll get each of their assessments, plus a summary by the committee chair. : What did you do well? What was lacking?

• We'll tell you if, and how, we think you could do better with an R&R. Were you telling the right story? Was there a red flag you weren't aware of?

We're looking for some early feedback! If you'd like us to review your file, you can submit it here. We'll do free reviews of the first three files we receive. In exchange, I'll organize a meeting with you to discuss your experience and get some feedback.

Edit: Thanks for submitting, everyone! We got a flood of files. We'll have reviews of the first three that came in by the end of the week! Stay tuned for this to launch as an official offering.

The data is out! Our Admissions Predictor has gobbled up the freshly released data on 2025's LSAT and GPA medians.

Step on up, plug in your numbers, and see which schools you should consider targets, reaches, and safeties.

Some highlights from the new data:

Across the board, LSAT medians and GPA medians are up, as we predicted.

The average increase among T14 schools was less than lower-ranked schools. There's a sense that top schools have already have a glut of high-number candidates, and so are using increased application numbers to focus more on softs, like your work experience and application narrative.

Penn's LSAT median is a 173, up from a 172 last year.

Duke's increased from a 170 to a 171

Berkeley's GPA median increased from a 3.87 to a 3.92

UChicago has joined Yale, Stanford, Harvard, in the 174-median club.

WashU has clearly the highest medians, with a 175-3.96.

But remember that your numbers don't tell the whole story. In a competitive cycle, a strong narrative and strong essays are key. 7Sage Admissions has some great affordable resources for those looking to perfect their applications, from Essay Workshops with professional writers and Office Hours for strategy discussions with an admissions officer of your choice, to comprehensive consulting options. https://7sage.com/pricing/admissions

Want to know the most frequent mistakes law school applicants make in their personal statements? Join me tomorrow at 12PM ET for a free livestream where I review your essays and explain the pitfalls to avoid in your personal statement.

https://7sage.com/classes/evt_031A2Oo9UCt7dSUtJZSPwV