@ I'm going through the same thing. I find it's easiest to tackle the "easy" parts of the applications first. Maybe make a list of schools you're applying to without a doubt (if your score ends up being where you'd like it to be). September 16th was my second time taking the LSAT so I am crossing my fingers that it is my last. Since then, I've contacted my university to get my transcripts sent in (fairly simple), and opened all the apps on my LSAC account. I also made documents on my laptop for all the supplements and such, just so I have an idea of how much writing/rewriting I will have to do between now and Nov/Dec. I have a draft of my PS and résumé, but I don't think you NEED one right now. My pre-law advisor suggested I have a draft for her on Oct. 16th... I would suggest though that you maybe make a list of topics you want to include in your PS/supplements, or at least when something comes into your head, write it down so you don't forget it. I think the workshop with 7sage will be more of an overview than anything; more of a source of guidance as we get closer to application submissions. Overall, I would suggest to knock off the easiest parts of the process first. That way, when you go to write and such, you won't be overwhelmed with the silly nuances and fees (like the CAS) that need to be paid/tended to. Everything you get sent in to LSAC will stay there (at least through application season) so it will all be in your best interest.
Best of luck with these next few weeks. We'll get to October 12th eventually!
-Brooke
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@ I'm going through the same thing. I find it's easiest to tackle the "easy" parts of the applications first. Maybe make a list of schools you're applying to without a doubt (if your score ends up being where you'd like it to be). September 16th was my second time taking the LSAT so I am crossing my fingers that it is my last. Since then, I've contacted my university to get my transcripts sent in (fairly simple), and opened all the apps on my LSAC account. I also made documents on my laptop for all the supplements and such, just so I have an idea of how much writing/rewriting I will have to do between now and Nov/Dec. I have a draft of my PS and résumé, but I don't think you NEED one right now. My pre-law advisor suggested I have a draft for her on Oct. 16th... I would suggest though that you maybe make a list of topics you want to include in your PS/supplements, or at least when something comes into your head, write it down so you don't forget it. I think the workshop with 7sage will be more of an overview than anything; more of a source of guidance as we get closer to application submissions. Overall, I would suggest to knock off the easiest parts of the process first. That way, when you go to write and such, you won't be overwhelmed with the silly nuances and fees (like the CAS) that need to be paid/tended to. Everything you get sent in to LSAC will stay there (at least through application season) so it will all be in your best interest.
Best of luck with these next few weeks. We'll get to October 12th eventually!
-Brooke