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These are some of the things that make Juris Education’s advising programs different:
We also offer an admissions committee panel review, which allows a panel of one to three former admissions officers (depending on the program) to review a student’s package before they submit their application, and scholarship application support—services that many other admissions consulting companies do not offer. We also publish our outcomes and acceptance data transparently.
Our team includes former admissions committee members, practicing attorneys, and graduates from top law schools (such as Harvard Law School, Yale Law School, and Stanford Law School). Only a small percentage of the experts we interview each year join the team, and every advisor has deep experience with the law school admissions process.
Law school admissions are highly competitive. Top schools accept fewer than 20% of applicants, and schools evaluate candidates holistically across GPA, LSAT scores, personal statement, resume and activities, recommendations, and (at some schools) interviews.
A consultant serves as a professional mentor to help you build a strong school list, craft compelling application materials, prepare for interviews, and develop strategies to address any weaker areas of your profile. This is especially valuable for students with a lower GPA or LSAT score, "splitter" applicants (a high GPA with a lower LSAT, or vice versa), those with non-traditional backgrounds, or those navigating a career change
We are based at 120 E 23rd Street in Manhattan, New York. Thanks to our online delivery model, our advisors are based nationwide.
All advising is conducted online, which allows us to offer maximum flexibility and access to top advisors regardless of location.
Students are typically matched with their counselor within one to two business days after enrollment and payment are complete.
Students complete a detailed questionnaire, and our team matches them based on background, goals, availability, and preferences.
Students can request up to three specific advisors, and we check their availability first. If those advisors are not available, we proceed with our standard matching process.
This is rare, but if it happens, we're happy to help find a better fit.
We don't connect prospective clients directly with current students, but many reviews and success stories are available on our website.
We don't offer complimentary sessions, but after matching, you'll receive your advisor's bio and have a chance to meet them before beginning work together.
Advisors build personalized timelines around a student's goals, target schools, and deadlines, covering academics, LSAT prep, extracurriculars and professional experience, essays, and applications.
Whether an applicant is just starting out or is already drafting essays, we make sure there's enough runway to strengthen the profile and meet every milestone without feeling rushed.
Advisors provide unlimited, personalized guidance throughout the admissions journey in our all-inclusive application support packages. Students can ask questions freely, request detailed redline edits on application materials, and work closely with their advisor until everyone is confident in the application before submission.
Parents can also view their child’s progress via our application collaboration platform.
Yes. Our advisors have reviewed thousands of personal statements, diversity statements, “why this law school” essays, optional essays, and addenda, so they know exactly what top law schools are looking for.
Applicants we work with receive interview preparation support and strategic guidance for evaluating acceptance offers, including program strengths, cultural fit, scholarship and financial considerations, and long-term career impact. Depending on the package, students will also receive tailored support for waitlists, deferrals, and scholarship applications.
Packages are designed for up to the number of schools listed. We can discuss a custom option if needed.
Yes. If none of our standard packages fit, we can build a bespoke admissions consulting package, often as an hourly engagement tailored to your needs. This works well for college freshmen, sophomores, juniors, gap-year applicants, and career changers.
Scholarship support and the panel review can be added on for $1,000 each. Our Promise of Acceptance is not available as an add-on to customized packages. These services cannot be added to hourly support engagements.
Scholarship support provides a curated list of scholarship opportunities based on factors such as cultural and ethnic background, first-generation status, merit, financial need, military background, location, intended field of law, and leadership. These opportunities span private organizations, corporations, non-profits, bar associations, and universities. We help students create compelling applications, brainstorm essays, and edit their narratives to increase their odds of winning.
No. Application fees are paid directly to application platforms (such as LSAC).
We accept credit cards, debit cards, and ACH.
Yes. We offer monthly payment options through Affirm, as well as in-house plans.
Within the first 30 days, you may receive a prorated refund for unused services. We always try to resolve concerns first, including switching advisors if needed.
Occasionally, we offer a paid-in-full discount or a sibling/partner discount (for families enrolling more than one student, or a student plus a partner). Discounts apply to full plans only, not hourly options.
Yes. We work with a wide range of students, including traditional undergraduates, reapplicants, international students, career changers, gap-year applicants, and students with unique academic backgrounds. Our case studies on our website highlight several non-traditional success stories.
Every applicant has areas to strengthen. When you purchase a package that includes pre-law advising, your advisor will evaluate the full profile and recommend specific improvements—for example, additional legal or professional experience, internships, pro bono or volunteer work, or research.
It depends on the full profile. Advisors assess academics, experiences, and school list to determine competitiveness and strategy. Many students with similar stats have been accepted to programs listed on our acceptance table.
We generally recommend applying sooner rather than later, especially given that most law schools use rolling admissions and applying early in the cycle can improve your chances. Your advisor will help assess the profile and school list to determine the best timing.
No. Many students reapply successfully, especially when they show clear improvement between cycles.
Most applicants submit two to four letters, typically from academic professors who know the applicant well, plus a supervisor, research mentor, or other professional reference when applicable. Some schools have specific requirements or letter caps, and quality matters more than quantity.
Applications can be submitted without a score on file, but schools won't review the file fully until a score is in. Note that many law schools now also accept the GRE in place of the LSAT.
Applications are submitted through LSAC. The Credential Assembly Service (CAS) compiles your GPA and transcripts, LSAT (or GRE) scores, and letters of recommendation, while each school's application includes your personal statement, resume, and any required or optional supplemental essays.
This varies widely by school. Beyond the personal statement, many schools offer optional essays, a diversity statement, “why this school” essays, and addenda. Required supplemental essays are usually few, though some schools ask for several.
Because most law schools use rolling admissions, timelines vary, some applicants hear within a few weeks, while others wait several months for a decision. Applying earlier in the cycle generally means an earlier response.
Many law schools don't conduct interviews at all. Among those that do, most interviews are now virtual, though some offer in-person or alumni interview options.
Schools review applications as they come in rather than all at once after a deadline. Applying earlier in the cycle can improve law school admissions chances.
If you meet the academic minimums and follow the requirements below, Juris Education will work with you again for free if you apply with their guidance and are not accepted to any law school.
Eligibility requirements:
Our promise is clear: if you meet all requirements, implement your counselor’s expert insights, and are not accepted into any law school, you have 5 days from receiving final decisions to claim the Juris Guarantee. If we receive your formal request within that window, we will work with you again for the next 2 cycles for free to further refine your application, including a personal statement rewrite, activities section redo, secondary essays rewrite, and general advising.
Please note: Juris Education may request access to submitted application materials and official documents (including transcripts and decision notices) and may follow up to confirm expert instructions were followed during interview preparation and the interview itself. Final approval is subject to review and sign-off by your former admissions expert and student success manager. The guarantee is listed as valid for enrollments on or after 08/01/2025.
No problem. If you purchased an LSAC LawHub Advantage subscription recently and have proof of payment, you can submit that to Student Success after enrolling. If the purchase meets the required criteria and timeframe, you may be eligible for reimbursement. Please note that we do not reimburse for LSAC LawHub materials that are purchased in conjunction with other tutoring programs.
Everything you need for tutoring and homework will be provided. We will request that you purchase LSAC LawHub Advantage, which you will be reimbursed for.
Our tutoring is highly personalized, and tutors are 99th percentile test-takers with experience working with students one-on-one through the prep process. Instead of following a fixed curriculum, sessions are tailored to each student's strengths and weaknesses to reinforce and build in the appropriate areas.
We match you with the right expert based on the answers you provide in your persona assessment questionnaire, including your background, goals, learning style, availability, and biggest test day concerns.
Your expert has extensive experience working with ambitious law school applicants like you, and they understand how to help you reach your LSAT score goals within your set time frame.
Students can request up to three specific tutors, and we check their availability first. If those tutors are not available, we proceed with our standard matching process.
On average, about four students per tutor, and often fewer.
Yes. Your tutor will work with you to build a personalized study plan and schedule.
What's covered in your program depends on your goals; our personalized, private LSAT prep packages can be used as your only prep method or alongside other methods such as online courses or independent study. Since we tailor your program, we can discuss your options when you schedule a call with us.
Sessions take place online, and you control the frequency. Sessions can take place once or multiple times per week, and you and your instructor can determine how often you should meet at different points in the review process, some students meet weekly over a longer period, while others meet more frequently in a shorter timeframe. Many students increase sessions closer to their test date. Please note that we like to give candidates enough time to complete work or revisions and digest what they learn before the next session.
Yes. Whether you've taken the test before or you're getting ready for your first attempt, we can help you. We've helped countless retakers boost their scores.
Unused tutoring hours can be converted into advising hours (typically at a 2:1 ratio). These can be used for applications or additional support.
You can always purchase additional tutoring hours at any time.
It depends on your schedule and goals. A common approach is to estimate how many times per week you'll meet and multiply that by the number of months before your test. Many students increase sessions closer to their test date.
It's less about the number of months and more about how frequently you meet with your tutor. Some students meet weekly over a longer period, while others meet more frequently in a shorter timeframe.
Our 60- and 96-hour packages come with a score guarantee. If you complete all hours of guidance with Juris Education and don't score at least the guaranteed score under each of the programs, we offer six free additional hours of tutoring.
Valid only if all package hours are used exclusively for LSAT tutoring and not for any other services, such as academic tutoring.
After being paired with an expert, you will be assigned a full-length practice exam to establish your baseline LSAT score.
After completing 20 hours of guidance, your instructor will assign you two additional full-length practice exams (you may also choose to have an official LSAT count toward one of the two additional full-length practice exams your tutor will assign). If you do not see a score increase on at least one of these two additional exams, you'll receive an additional five hours of support at no additional charge.
If you qualify and don't reach your target, additional tutoring hours are provided at no cost.
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