Good morning Ethan! I have questions regarding the personal statement. I have a powerful story and have experienced a lot from childhood to current that has really shaped who I am today. I feel that my personal statement is strong but still question if it is too much or not enough. What do law schools want to see in these Personal statements? Also I took LSAT for first time this April and broke 150's - I will be taking again in June because I know I can break 160's. One of the schools I'm interested in, I'm a few points short of their median LSAT score with my current LSAT- my LSAC GPA is significantly lower than my actual GPA (due to excessive withdrawals in my early college years - I started at 17 with a child- all of my course work once I matured and became serious -reflects 4.0 work. My bachelors degree GPA is a 4.0 but due to the withdrawals my LSAC is around a 3.2. I'm very concerned about this. Any insight, advice would be great Thank you!

Totally lost me here!

For number 3, I thought the rule said with “unless” you negate and then put that as your necessary condition. Did I get mixed up somewhere?