Self-study
Has anyone used Spivey Consulting?
I can’t seem to find anything about them that isn’t 6 years old.
I would like to try them out but have no idea if it’s worth it.
Maybe even Anne Ivey Consulting?
Let me know, thanks! :)
Shardison
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Hi, I’m Skyler! I started taking college classes at 16 while still in high school and am on track to graduate college at 19. I plan to apply to law school this cycle, with hopes of attending a T14 school. My dream schools are Harvard and Yale, though NYU and Columbia are especially appealing because of my goal to build a legal career in New York City. I currently have a 3.97 GPA at the University of West Florida, with a lower cumulative GPA due to dual-enrollment courses taken during high school. I’m excited to connect with others on the law school journey and learn as much as I can along the way.
Admissions profile
LSAT
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Goal score: 175
CAS GPA
3.86
1L START YEAR
2027
Applications
Columbia
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Columbia
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Cornell
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Cornell
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Duke
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Duke
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FSU
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FSU
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Georgetown
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Georgetown
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Harvard
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Harvard
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Michigan
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Michigan
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NYU
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NYU
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U Florida
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U Florida
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UVA
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UVA
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Vanderbilt
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Vanderbilt
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Yale
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Discussions
Shardison
Monday, Jun 29
If you end up deciding you still want a tutor, feel free to reach out. My tutor Andrea is a top tier tutor and is very good at taking high intuitive thinkers and narrowing their lense to nail the gap from -3/4 to a -0/-1. She has been tutoring the LSAT and doing admissions consulting for many years and is extremely experienced. Also, she got her J.D. from Harvard Law! :)
Shardison
Wednesday, Jun 17
After reading the stimulus I was looking for an AC hat said something along the lines of, "They already exercised more, and them watching a video of themselves exercising isn't what motivated them, but that the motivation was already there." Or something like that. This question and AC is garbage.
Hello all,
I am planning on applying to Harvard Law this fall and was hoping to get any insight current students or admitted applicants might be willing to share regarding the two application statements. If anyone would be comfortable sharing theirs (even privately), I would really appreciate it.
Also, for those who were accepted, was there anything in particular about your application or writing approach that you think helped you stand out? I know numbers are only part of the equation at schools like Harvard, so I would love to hear any advice or perspective you may have.
Thank you all in advance!
@bella_nova yes!