I heard it is a common thing to write one like writing a diversity statement together with your personal statement. Some say it might help your app but I heard some admissions hate reading the extra document?
Should I write one for every school I'm applying or not? My 2 pages personal statement does not included anything about certain school.
Any advice is welcome! Thank you so much!
Hello! Can I also join too? If that is alright? Thank you! :)
I'm interested!
Hello! I would love to join as well please! It's so hard got study alone and thank you for creating this! My email is studypal100@.com
Thank you! :)
I would love to get the link as well too if you're willing to share! Thank you so much! cries
I know you can cancel your LSAT score after 6 days of taking the exam, I think? Then it'll show as canceled on your record. However, if you do a registration refund way before taking the exam, will your record show canceled or withdrawn/refunded? Also, how bad is it to see a withdrawn/refunded on your record?
Is it too late to apply to this cycle if I am taking the January LSAT? Please help!
Hello! Can I join as well? I would love to have some accountability! :smile:
Also kinda confused! Do they have a policy or something about taking it 4 or more times? Sure it looks better if you get your greatest score with just one try or two, but at the end of the day, I thought the highest score is the one that really matters? Can someone confirm/clarify this please? Thank you!