What You Should and Shouldn't Ask an Admissions Officer

David Busis · April 2019

New lesson courtesy of @"selene.steelman":

https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/what-questions-should-you-ask-a-law-school-admissions-officer/

Leah M B · April 2019

This is great!! Super helpful. I’d also personally like to plug the Admissions course for anyone who may be considering it. It’s so so cost effective and gives great advice! It helped me a lot in my writing as well as how to approach the whole process. Especially for folks like me who don’t have attorneys or even other professionals in their family or network, it’s a great resource to lean on.

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