Law School Expert

Attending a Top 20 Law School

Elisha Alcantara — Fri, 17 May 2013 21:42:52 +0000

“Even though I had a low LSAT score, Law School Expert improved my resume and personal statement so much that I am attending a Top 20 law school in the Fall. This was only possible with the help of Ann...
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I Went from Zero Law School Acceptances to Several with Ann’s Help

Elisha Alcantara — Mon, 13 May 2013 23:16:36 +0000

“I utilized Ann Levine’s services on my second attempt at applying to law school. After having such a disappointing application cycle, I decided to get some professional help the next time around. Let me tell you, it was the best money I spent in regards to the law school process. Having an LSAT score in the low 150′s, Ann helped to accentuate my stronger qualities through my personal statement and supplemental essays. I went from having zero law schools accept me, to having a few with rankings in the 70′s accept me, one of which I was offered a scholarship to. I was also waitlisted at eight other schools, one of which is in the Top 30. If your stuck with a less then desirable LSAT score or – heck – if you’re already a strong applicant, Ann’s guidance will bring your application to the next level.”

-Andrew M.

How to Write a Law School Personal Statement

Ann Levine — Wed, 08 May 2013 02:00:06 +0000

Here is a brand new, absolutely FREE 15-minute podcast on Law School Personal Statement Tips.

Listen to internet radio with Ann Levine on BlogTalkRadio

In this podcast, I read an excerpt from Chapter 10 (“The Personal Statement”) of “The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert” SECOND EDITION! It’s new! Revamped! Re-written! And much more extensive than the original bestselling law school guide. The book will be released on the day of the June LSAT (June 10, 2013) on Amazon. (The link here to the book is to the original 2009 version…)

Here are the topics covered in the podcast:

What is a law school personal statement?
What are law schools looking for in a personal statement?
What should I write about in my personal statement?
What topics should I avoid in my law school personal statement?
Can I use the same essay for every law school I apply to?
How long should my personal statement be?
What should I put in my personal statement as opposed to my diversity statement and/or addendum?

For more, here is a 2-minute video I did on “What Not To Write About in Your Law School Personal Statement” on YouTube.

Also see this 2-minute video on Law School Personal Statement Tips.

I hope the podcast and videos give you lots of encouragement and direction as you begin your law school personal statement! For more, catch the new book when it comes out next month.

Experience, Top-Notch Services, and Someone Who Cares

Elisha Alcantara — Tue, 07 May 2013 15:51:44 +0000

“If you want experience and top-notch services by someone who actually cares and will always be there for you at your convenience, hands down there is no better option than Law School Expert.”

-Drew M.

“Grateful and Amazed”

Elisha Alcantara — Mon, 06 May 2013 23:01:47 +0000

“I first contacted Jocelyn for help with my personal statement and resume. I felt they were the best I could make them and was pleased to see them improved with Jocelyn’s help.

I returned to Jocelyn for help preparing for an interview. Jocelyn addressed many tough questions with me which were not asked in the interview, however, I was so well-prepared, I was more confident than I would have otherwise been. Honestly, I was a basket-case when I called Jocelyn, but by the time of my interview, I was totally calm and collected.

Going into the application process, I felt very unsure of my ability to succeed at it. Jocelyn helped me feel capable and worthy of the schools I was applying to.

I had to think long and hard before forking over the cash for consulting. Well…now that I have the results, I’m not resentful about what I paid for it. What I find most unique is how genuine Ann and Jocelyn are.

I was not denied from any school I applied to, for which I am grateful and amazed. I received a $54,000 scholarship to Duke, and I plan to attend there.”

-C.S.

Ann Provides Unparalleled Advice

Elisha Alcantara — Mon, 06 May 2013 22:26:38 +0000

“I came to Ann completely oblivious to the law school process and without a support network in the legal community. Ann helped me with LSAT advice, school choice, and law school transfer. She was seriously a counselor for me throughout a very stressful process that lasted almost 3 years. She responded to everything promptly, respectfully and thoughtfully.

Ann has such an abundance of experience with law students and the law school process that she provides unparalleled advice. She truly has her pulse on the law school game through her many connections and experiences.

After having worked with Ann on my 1L application, I was able to create an amazing personal statement for transfer. I AM GOING TO TRANSFER TO GEORGETOWN. Ann was with me through the highs and lows providing great support and advice. She was one of the first people I called after I got my 1L grades.”

-D.G.H.

Columbia Law with a Full Scholarship

Elisha Alcantara — Mon, 06 May 2013 22:15:23 +0000

“I had an amazing experience with Law School Expert. I worked with Jocelyn for five hours to polish my essays and addenda. She was extremely helpful, friendly, and professional. Her advice dramatically changed the way that I approached my personal and diversity statements, and I felt that by the end of the process, both essays were much improved. I was accepted into Columbia Law with a full scholarship and I know that Jocelyn’s help was instrumental in making that happen.”

-Anonymous