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Is it not advised to explicitly reference one's personal statement in their diversity statement? For example, "In my personal statement, I explained how my interest in law school is connected to X (a part of my identity). I now want to discuss how X informs who I am and how I would contribute to the Y Law School community." I know the wisdom is usually 'show don't tell'--is the above approach too formulaic/heavy-handed?
So are we just supposed to equate "safest vehicles possible" with "optimal vehicle safety?" One would think that there are measures a manufacturer could make that would take a car with optimal safety and make it "safe as possible."
The tutor's response to B says "the author advocates for a switch to IPV to reduce the annual number of polio cases" but that is explicitly not what the author says. They say "vaccine-caused polio," which could be weakened by the fact that a tiny percentage of children all have this same thing and thus could receive a different version without resetting the continental policy.
I incorrectly chose B on Actual but got it right on BR. This felt harder than a Level 3--I got every other question right on this section but missed this one
Read this too quickly and thought it was saying some choir students live off campus. So I wrote off A on both the Actual and BR
I wanted to pick C but picked E because I was too scared of "invariably"
Thank you!