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I would argue that you continue studying until test week. Not sound like a motivational speaker, but every day you study you get a little bit better, so it's wasteful not to study every day you have until your test day.
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Luckily for you, law schools seem to weight LSAT score more than GPA, meaning that, if you’re able to manage a high LSAT score, you might be able to compensate for your low GPA. Getting into a prestigious law school (one that opens doors to big la…
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This sounds much more like a "WhyX?" essay than a personal statement. Perhaps, assuming they allow for a WhyX essay, you could use this reasoning for that purpose. That'll free up space for you to show another side of yourself through your PS.
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If your coach is able to convey positive traits about you that would be appealing to an admissions counselor (work ethic, ability to work in teams, etc.), it certainly isn't a bad idea.
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I would say that admissions counselors may view that as more insignificant than many other conduct offenses. At least according to a YouTube video released by Dean Z at Michigan, so-called "college way of life" like underage drinking offenses are of…
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Yes, I plan on applying in the Fall '24-Spring '25 cycle and one of my recommenders submitted their letters as early as March of '24.