When I go to watch the walk through of the logic games, the youtube version of the walk through is no longer an option for some reason and I can only switch to the 7sage video player. I would like to use the youtube video though, is there a setting that may have turned off somewhere?
1) I will be graduating with honors from the University of Minnesota with a BA in Economics in the spring. I transferred to the U of M from a private college in Michigan to take advantage of an ABA exception to the LSAT, which was discontinued. Basically, I'm your typical white, smart, male college student.
2) Personal statement and why X law school essays
3) a) Elaborate on why I am interested in transactional law, plus talk about my transfer. b) just talk about my transfer, including more details about the ABA exception
4) I did attend, but you did not get to me
1) I am a Minnesota native that attended a private college in Michigan before transferring to the U of Minnesota to take advantage of an ABA direct admissions program at Minnesota Law School that has since been eliminated. I am an Honors student, Eagle Scout, majoring in Economics, with a 3.96 GPA. I have good relationships with my pre-law professor, top econ professor, and local city councilor who I did policy research for (thinking I should get LOR from all three?)
2) Diversity statement/PS (same thing??) and why X law school essay. (LSAT should be fine, PT average is 170)
3a) I know most people say that law school is their dream, and I want to state that in my opening but then argue that I haven't just dreamed, I have actively pursed that dream (i.e. shadowed an attorney back in high school, did mock trial, started thinking about the LSAT freshman year (scored a 151 my first PT), transferred to a new school for the sole purpose of qualifying for a law school direct admissions program, worked via connections to get a shadow day at a BigLaw firm to see if I really wanted to do it).
3b) talk about the transfer process, how it was a hard adjustment ("I study first, study second, sleep third, and party fourth") but I was elected to Student Association, became an Econ Club officer (and increased membership from 5 to over 100), was accepted into Honors, and selected for my school's Dean's student advisory board
4) I did not attend