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How to get started on applications before they're availble
LaFranca
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I've already compelted my LSAT, gotten my letters of reccomendation, and have my transcripts in LSAC. I'm currently working on improving my resume and writing my personal statement. However, I do know some schools have other things they ask for like specific essays, diversity statements, etc. Does anyone know if there is way to look up what each school requires before they make the application available (usually in early September)? I was hoping to spend my summer doing everything that was required for each school on my list so I can apply as soon as the applications are available.
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What I did is I started the application on the LSAC website and downloaded the applications and proceeded through the tabs to see exactly what's on each application to prepare for the upcoming cycle. That way I could have all the necessary essays and answers ready when the cycle starts.
7sage has a coda doc with all the application requirements!
https://coda.io/d/The-7Sage-Law-School-Info-Doc_daa7untIi1o/App-Requirements_sumP8#Application-Requirements_tu3Am/r12