Whomever reads this, No matter what you are worthy.

nelsonmendez · December 2021

I am writing from the perspective of a person who desired to score a 175+, spent 8 months studying, and in the end scored a 159 come test day. I am here to tell you that, no matter what score you achieve on the LSAT, you are worthy of the dreams your have outlined for yourself and are capable of achieving them. Keep working hard and one day I will see you at the top!

P.S. I am almost finished with applications! My essays are going great and I can't wait to refine them some more tomorrow. Best of luck to you, friend!

Yours Truly,

Nelson J. Mendez, Southern California

nelsonmendez · December 2021

You're such a beast, Nelson! Can't wait to see the day you develop a 300+ unit luxury affordable housing community! Law rules!

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