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Your Pre-Law Roadmap
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Course Plan
Philosophy · logic · writing
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Legal research paper with a professor
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Former Admissions Officer, Vanderbilt Law School

What Law Schools Look for Before You Apply

Law schools are interested in what applicants have accomplished in the years before they apply. Admissions committees want to see evidence of personal growth, leadership skills, and differentiating aspects that make you stand out.

Academics

Your GPA and the rigor of your coursework across your undergraduate years.

How We HelpTranscript review and a course plan to enhance your GPA.
LSAT Score

A strong test score is a must-have for a competitive law school application.

How We HelpTest date guidance and a full LSAT study schedule.
Legal Experience

Internships and experiences that expose you to law and the legal field.

How We HelpFinding internships, plus resume and interview support.
Leadership

Evidence of leadership skills and personal growth on and off campus.

How We HelpPlanning on and off campus leadership roles.
Differentiation

Differentiating aspects that make you stand out as an applicant persona.

How We HelpPre-law competitions, conferences and portfolio building.
Recommendations

Approaching recommenders at the right time with the right materials.

How We HelpPlanning who to ask, when, and what to send them.

Where Are You in Your Journey?

Pick your stage to see how your advising is structured.

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Start with the right courses and habits, and explore law early so every later step builds on the first.

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Persona Assessment & Profile Development
Meet your dedicated law school admissions advisor
In-depth intake call to understand your background and needs
Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and goals
Undergo a persona assessment to uncover unique experiences, traits, and stories
Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your candidacy
Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your future law school application narrative
Pinpoint areas for improvement based on your assessment
Discuss short-term high school goals and longer-term interests in college and law
Get a customized project plan for your high school advising program
Receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly roadmaps for high school and the transition to college
Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins
Get a written action plan to work toward academic, volunteering, leadership, and early legal-exploration goals
Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session
See your progress as you check off to-dos on your lists
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Academic Advising & Course Selection
Have your high school transcript reviewed
Get insights into your grades, academic strengths, and progress
Identify academic concerns and areas for improvement
Understand how your college academic choices can support future law school plans
Explore potential college majors and minors that fit your interests and strengths
Get a balanced high school course plan that develops reading, writing, and analytical skills
Map out a course sequence that balances academic challenge with a manageable workload
Get guidance on how to strengthen your grades
Learn how to avoid common academic pitfalls
Plan the transition to college with your academic interests and long-term goals in mind
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Academic Skill Development
Pinpoint academic weaknesses based on your transcript and current coursework
Receive a plan on how to boost skills, such as reading comprehension or critical reasoning
Get recommendations for how to build time management and test-taking skills
Strengthen your skills with study techniques suited to your high school workload
Receive strategies for making the most of teacher support and other school resources
Stay on track with continual academic performance monitoring
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Academic Enrichment Outside of High School
Evaluate your high school's course offerings
Assess the academic and enrichment opportunities available through your school
Receive a list of age-appropriate academic programs and courses outside your high school
Use this list to find unique opportunities that interest you
Get guidance on applying to summer courses, enrichment programs, and other academic opportunities
Receive detailed edits on applications for academic enrichment opportunities
Explore whether law is a field you would like to pursue further
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SAT & ACT Planning
Assess your starting skills and preparation needs for the SAT or ACT
Review your school schedule and college application timeline
Receive recommendations on when to begin test preparation
Get guidance on choosing appropriate SAT or ACT test dates
Receive a personalized study timeline
Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints
Get guidance on selecting practice tests and preparation resources
Review your preparation progress regularly
Coordinate test preparation with coursework, extracurricular activities, and college planning
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Leadership & School Positioning
Review current leadership activities and opportunities to develop your profile
Identify leadership opportunities at your high school
Brainstorm personal initiatives to demonstrate initiative and impact
Get guidance on writing proposals to your school for new initiatives
Proposal editing for concision and clarity
Get ideas for personal projects
Receive detailed plans on how to launch personal leadership projects
Get support when applying for school or community leadership roles
Get leadership and extracurricular hour tracking and summaries
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Volunteering & Community Service
Your persona assessment will showcase your passions and interests
Delve deeper into your passions and decide which values resonate with you
Get research on organizations that align with your interests and accept high school volunteers
Get guidance on balancing volunteer commitments with school and other activities
Understand how different volunteering opportunities can contribute to your candidacy
Learn how to contact organizations and build a network
Guidance on completing volunteering applications
High-level edits on volunteer application components
Get recommendations on long-term opportunities that demonstrate commitment
Reflect on the skills acquired through volunteering
Keep a record of meaningful experiences and reflections for future applications
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Internships & Legal Field Exposure
Search for age-appropriate opportunities in law, government, policy, and public service
Choose which legal settings and issues you would like to explore
Use templates for internship and informational-interview outreach
Get support to contact attorneys and organizations about opportunities open to high school students
Have your experience hours and responsibilities tracked
Discuss professional conduct, confidentiality, note-taking, and reflection writing
Get support at each stage of preparing applications for eligible opportunities
Get detailed edits on resumes, cover letters, and other opportunity application materials
Explore legal specialties through your experiences, readings, and career conversations
Explore colleges and campus opportunities connected with your developing legal interests
Consider related academic and career paths as your interests develop
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Research & Writing Opportunities
Identify your interests and passions based on your persona assessment
Match your passions with potential research interests
Receive a shortlist of introductory research, writing, or faculty-led opportunities open to high school students
Get outreach email and call templates suited to approaching potential mentors
Receive networking tips and tricks
Brainstorm and build applications for research or writing opportunities suited to your stage
Get research opportunity applications edited for clarity and impact
Receive guidance on setting realistic timelines for school or independent research projects
Get guidance on presenting school or independent research
Explore age-appropriate writing and publication opportunities, with advice on next steps
Get coaching on taking responsibility within a school or independent project
Receive feedback on research summaries, abstracts, and written projects
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Persona Assessment & Profile Development
Meet your dedicated law school admissions advisor
In-depth intake call to understand your background and needs
Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and goals
Undergo a persona assessment to uncover unique experiences, traits, and stories
Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your candidacy
Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your application narrative
Pinpoint areas for improvement based on your assessment
Discuss short-term and long-term goals
Get a customized project plan to oversee all parts of your program
Receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly roadmaps for success
Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins
Get a written action plan to work toward academic, volunteering, leadership, and legal-experience goals
Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session
See your progress as you check off to-dos on your lists
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Academic Advising & Course Selection
Have your full academic transcript reviewed
Get insights into GPA trends
Understand red flags in your transcript
Receive school research on academic expectations and GPA and LSAT profiles
Guidance on which major and minor(s) would maximize GPA
Get a balanced course plan that develops reading, writing, and analytical skills for law school
Map out an optimal course sequence balancing rigor with GPA protection
Get guidance on how to raise your GPA
Insights into avoiding common academic pitfalls
Start planning for law school admissions based on GPA trends
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Academic Skill Development
Pinpoint specific academic weaknesses based on your transcript
Receive a plan on how to boost skills, such as reading comprehension or critical reasoning
Get recommendations for how to build time management and test-taking skills
Hone your skills with proven study technique
Receive strategies for maximizing office hours and other college resources
Stay on track with continual academic performance monitoring
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Academic Enrichment Outside of College
Evaluate your college’s course offerings
They will also assess your school’s academic opportunities
Receive a list of academic programs and courses outside your college
Use this list to find unique opportunities that interest you
Guidance on applying to academic courses or opportunities outside of school
Receive detailed edits on applications for academic enrichment opportunities
Determine whether law school is right for you
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LSAT Planning
Get your baseline skills in logical reasoning and reading comprehension assessed
Evaluate your school schedule and personal timeline
Receive recommendations on the length of your LSAT study schedule
Get guidance on choosing an LSAT test date
Receive a comprehensive LSAT study schedule
Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints
Get access to practice tests
Review your LSAT progress regularly
Coordinate relevant coursework and LSAT preparation to build foundational skills and plan your application timing
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Leadership & School Positioning
Audit current leadership activities and profile gaps based on your persona assessment
Identify leadership opportunities at your college
Brainstorm personal initiatives to demonstrate initiative and impact
Guidance on writing proposals to your college for new initiatives
Proposal editing for concision and clarity
Get ideas for personal projects
Receive detailed plans on how to launch personal leadership projects
Support for applying to leadership roles
Get leadership and extracurricular hour tracking and summaries
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Volunteering & Community Service
Your persona assessment will showcase your passions and interests
Delve deeper into your passions and decide which values resonate with you
Get research on organizations that align with your values/interests
Guidance on how many hours to allot to volunteer positions
Understand how different volunteering opportunities can contribute to your candidacy
Learn how to contact organizations and build a network
Guidance on completing volunteering applications
High-level edits on volunteer application components
Get recommendations on long-term opportunities that demonstrate commitment
Reflect on the skills acquired through volunteering
Summarize meaningful stories for essays
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Internships & Legal Field Exposure
Search for legal organizations, attorneys, and relevant internship or work opportunities
Choose which legal settings and practice areas you would like to explore
Use templates for internship and legal-experience outreach
Get support to cold-call or email attorneys and legal organizations
Have your accumulated experience hours tracked
Discuss professional conduct, confidentiality, note-taking, and reflection writing
Get support at every stage of preparing legal-experience applications
Get detailed edits on legal-experience applications
Explore possible future legal specialties based on your experiences
Receive school recommendations connected with your legal interests
Explore alternative legal, policy, or related career paths if your goals change
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Research & Writing Opportunities
Identify your interests and passions based on your persona assessment
Match your passions with potential research interests
Receive a shortlist of relevant legal, policy, or interdisciplinary research opportunities and possible mentors
Get cold outreach email and cold call scripts
Receive networking tips and tricks
Brainstorm and build research opportunity applications
Get all your research position applications edited for concision and impact
Receive guidelines for research goal timelines
Guidance on poster presentations
Receive research publication support and advice
Coaching to undertake project leadership
Receive feedback on written abstracts and manuscripts
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Your Team
Dedicated law school admissions advisor
Personalized improvement plan after every session
Progress tracking
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Personalized Gap Year Strategy
Receive a comprehensive review of your academic background, experiences, interests, and law school goals
Identify the strengths and gaps to prioritize before applying
Plan how to balance employment, legal experience, service, research, and LSAT preparation
Get a personalized gap-year roadmap with clear priorities, milestones, and an application timeline
Evaluate opportunities against your goals, qualifications, available time, and financial needs
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Internships & Legal Field Exposure
Get personalized recommendations for law-related work, internships, and volunteering suited to your experience and qualifications
Understand the responsibilities, eligibility requirements, and preparation involved in potential roles
Get support with opportunity searches, outreach, resumes, cover letters, and interview preparation
Identify attorneys for informational conversations and appropriate opportunities to observe legal work
Reflect on legal work, professional teamwork, and attorney responsibilities while respecting confidentiality
Receive ongoing guidance on deepening your involvement and learning from your experiences
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Community Service, Leadership & Research
Find sustained community service opportunities aligned with your interests and community needs
Build meaningful contributions and take on greater responsibility within your existing commitments
Develop leadership through work, service, or community initiatives
Assess whether research supports your interests, preparation needs, and prospective schools
Identify and pursue suitable legal, policy, or interdisciplinary research opportunities where relevant
Document your contributions, accomplishments, and personal growth
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Legal Career Exploration & Direction
Explore legal specialties, practice settings, and potential career paths
Discuss daily responsibilities, client relationships, working styles, and career progression
Explore earning potential alongside education costs, time in training, and lifestyle considerations
Prepare for informational conversations with attorneys and other legal professionals
Reflect on your legal and service experiences to clarify your reasons for pursuing law
Develop a grounded understanding of an attorney's role and how it aligns with your goals
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Academic, LSAT & Recommender Readiness
Review your academic record and preparation in relation to prospective law schools' expectations
Receive personalized recommendations for additional coursework or academic skill development where appropriate
Build an LSAT preparation and testing timeline around your commitments and intended application cycle
Maintain relationships with professors and identify suitable academic or professional recommenders based on school requirements
Get support reconnecting with potential recommenders and keeping them informed of your progress
Organize your experiences, responsibilities, and accomplishments for future application development
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Law School Preparation & Application Readiness
Learn about law school classes, reading, legal research and writing, examinations, and feedback
Understand how clinics, journals, student organizations, recruiting, and career exploration fit alongside academic demands
Maintain academic momentum and prepare for the transition into full-time legal education
Explore schools that fit your profile, interests, geographic preferences, and goals
Review your progress with your advisor and assess when you will be ready to apply
Prepare a summary of your gap-year accomplishments and next steps for the transition into application support
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Your Team
Dedicated law school admissions advisor
Personalized improvement plan after every session
Progress tracking
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Career Transition Assessment
Personalized assessment of your career background, interests, and motivations for pursuing law
Exploration of what feels missing in your current career—from intellectual challenge and meaningful impact to professional growth
Guidance on how a legal education could build on your experience and open opportunities in legal practice, policy, public service, or related fields
Clarification of your long-term goals and the value a career in law could bring to your next professional chapter
Customized career-to-law preparation roadmap
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Professional Experience & Profile Development
Comprehensive review of your professional accomplishments, leadership, service, and community involvement
Identification of transferable strengths, including communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and responsibility
Guidance on connecting your existing experience to the skills and readiness expected of future law students
Personalized recommendations to address gaps in your experiences and demonstrate sustained commitment to law
Support in documenting meaningful achievements, contributions, and lessons learned
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Legal Career Exploration & Direction
Exploration of legal specialties, practice settings, and career paths aligned with your interests
Discussion of daily responsibilities, working styles, client relationships, and how your existing background could connect to legal practice
Exploration of earning potential and career progression alongside education costs, time in training, and lifestyle considerations
Guidance on identifying attorneys for informational interviews and legal-experience outreach
Guided reflection on legal experiences to clarify why you want to pursue law
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Legal Exposure & Service Alongside Your Career
Personalized recommendations for law-related employment, volunteering, and legal-career exposure based on your schedule and qualifications
Guidance on distinguishing opportunities to observe legal work from roles involving research, writing, or other substantive responsibilities appropriate to your qualifications
Support with opportunity searches, outreach, résumés, and interviews for selected roles
Identification of meaningful community service opportunities aligned with your interests and local needs
Ongoing guidance on balancing employment, legal exposure, service, and academic preparation
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Academic Foundations & LSAT Planning
Review of your academic record and preparation against prospective law schools' expectations
Identification of academic readiness gaps and areas where recent coursework or preparation may be helpful
Guidance on evaluating individual courses and academic enrichment options based on your preparation needs
Personalized course sequencing and study planning around professional responsibilities
LSAT preparation and testing timeline coordinated with coursework and your intended application cycle
Strategies to strengthen analytical reading, reasoning, study habits, and academic confidence
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Law School Transition & Admissions Readiness
Introduction to the law school experience, including classes, reading, legal research and writing, examinations, and feedback
Overview of the pathway through law school and into legal practice
Planning for returning to school, managing personal responsibilities, and transitioning from employment into full-time study
Comparison of estimated education costs, foregone income, and the time required for your transition
Guidance on developing academic and professional recommender relationships based on school requirements
Final readiness assessment and strategic handoff into application support
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Your Team
Dedicated law school admissions advisor
Personalized improvement plan after every session
Progress tracking
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Previous Application Cycle Assessment
Comprehensive review of your previous applications, school list, submission timing, and outcomes
Evaluation of how effectively your materials communicated your experiences, competencies, and motivations for law
Review of your academic record, LSAT history, legal exposure, service, research, and recommendations
Assessment of interview preparation and performance based on available feedback and your reflections
Identification of observable weaknesses and possible contributing factors to prior outcomes
Guidance on seeking and interpreting admissions feedback where available
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Personalized Candidacy Improvement Plan
Prioritization of the changes most relevant to strengthening your next application
Personalized strategies to address academic weaknesses, including evaluation of additional coursework or academic enrichment where appropriate
Assessment of whether an LSAT retake or revised preparation strategy should be prioritized
Recommendations for strengthening legal exposure, service, leadership, or research based on your specific gaps
Development of a realistic improvement timeline with clear milestones
Guidance on choosing between immediate reapplication and allowing more time for substantive improvement
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Legal Experience, Service & Profile Development
Assessment of the depth, continuity, and learning demonstrated through your existing legal and service experiences
Guidance on identifying and pursuing opportunities that address specific weaknesses in your candidacy
Support with outreach, résumés, cover letters, and interviews for selected opportunities
Coaching on increasing responsibility and making meaningful contributions within existing commitments
Evaluation of whether research experience would support your interests and target-school fit
Regular accountability meetings to review progress, address obstacles, and refine your plan
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Legal Career Direction & Motivation
Clarification of your reasons for pursuing law and how your understanding has developed since your previous application
Exploration of attorney responsibilities, practice settings, and career paths relevant to your interests
Discussion of career progression, earning potential, training demands, and lifestyle considerations
Guidance on pursuing attorney conversations and legal exposure to deepen your understanding of legal practice
Reflection on experiences that demonstrate service, resilience, teamwork, and commitment to law
Development of a clearer, experience-backed explanation of why you want to pursue law
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Academic & Law School Readiness
Review of your academic record and readiness against prospective law school expectations
Strategies to strengthen analytical reasoning, study routines, time management, and readiness for demanding coursework
LSAT preparation and testing timeline where further testing is part of your improvement plan
Introduction to law school learning, legal research and writing, examinations, and feedback
Guidance on returning to academic study after time in the workforce, where relevant
Planning for balancing preparation with employment, service, and personal responsibilities
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Reapplication Readiness & Next-Cycle Strategy
Assessment of what has materially improved since your previous application and where further preparation is needed
Guidance on documenting new accomplishments, deeper responsibilities, and lessons learned
Reassessment of school targets based on your updated profile, school missions, career goals, and preferences
Guidance on whether to retain, supplement, or replace previous recommenders
Recommendation on application timing based on demonstrated progress and readiness
Preparation of a “what has changed” summary and strategic handoff into application support
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International Applicant Assessment & U.S. Law School Goals
Meet your dedicated law school admissions advisor
Review your educational background, work experience, interests, and reasons for pursuing a U.S. JD
Discuss where you have studied and how your experiences have shaped your interest in law
Identify the strengths your international background brings to your candidacy
Assess gaps in academic preparation, legal exposure, testing, or familiarity with U.S. law school
Clarify your interests in U.S. legal education and how they connect with your longer-term goals
Set priorities around your current location, responsibilities, and intended application cycle
Get a personalized roadmap for preparing for U.S. law school
Receive a written improvement plan after every session
Track your progress through regular advising and check-ins
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Academic Background & International Credential Readiness
Have your academic record reviewed in the context of the education system in which you studied
Identify academic strengths, grade trends, and areas that may need further preparation
Research the academic eligibility and documentation requirements published by your prospective U.S. law schools
Understand which academic records and degree documents you may need to prepare for LSAC and your target schools
Identify any transcript translation or international credential evaluation steps relevant to your background
Plan ahead for obtaining documents from your institutions
Evaluate whether additional coursework would strengthen your academic readiness
Choose courses that develop analytical reading, writing, and reasoning
Explore relevant academic enrichment opportunities available locally or online
Build an academic preparation timeline around your intended application cycle
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Academic English & Law School Study Skills
Assess your comfort with demanding academic reading, analytical writing, and discussion in English
Build strategies for reading complex material and identifying an author's argument
Practice organizing clear, evidence-based written arguments
Develop note-taking, time-management, and independent study habits
Get familiar with case reading, case briefs, classroom discussion, and law school examinations
Identify any English-language testing requirements or exemptions published by your prospective schools
Plan any necessary language preparation alongside your other commitments
Review your progress and adjust your academic skill-development priorities
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U.S. Legal Education & School Exploration
Learn how a U.S. JD program is structured and what law school study involves
Explore the role of cases, legal research, writing, and classroom participation in your preparation
Compare your previous educational experiences with the learning environment you may encounter in a U.S. law school
Explore legal specialties and career interests that could guide your school research
Research schools based on academic fit, location, programs, and your goals
Explore clinics, journals, student organizations, and other opportunities offered by prospective schools
Identify questions to ask schools about resources and support for international students
Reflect on whether a U.S. JD aligns with your academic interests and long-term plans
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LSAT Planning for International Applicants
Have your baseline skills in logical reasoning and reading comprehension assessed
Understand how LSAT preparation fits into your U.S. law school timeline
Build a study plan around your coursework, work, and personal responsibilities
Plan potential test dates around your location and available testing arrangements
Identify any reading or language demands that deserve additional preparation
Receive a personalized LSAT study schedule
Get guidance on practice tests and preparation resources
Review practice-test progress through readiness checkpoints
Adjust your preparation and application timing based on demonstrated progress
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Leadership, Service & Profile Development
Review leadership, work, and service experiences from your home country and other communities
Identify the responsibilities, contributions, and growth demonstrated by your existing activities
Find opportunities to deepen your impact within current commitments
Explore community service opportunities aligned with your interests and local needs
Plan sustainable involvement around your academic and professional responsibilities
Develop a personal initiative or take on a leadership role where it fits your goals
Get support with project proposals, outreach, and opportunity applications
Track your responsibilities, experience hours, and accomplishments
Reflect on lessons learned through working with different communities and perspectives
Organize meaningful experiences that can later support your application narrative
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Internships & Legal Field Exposure
Explore legal, policy, government, nonprofit, or related work available in your current location
Identify opportunities that fit your interests, qualifications, and eligibility
Connect local or international experience with the legal questions you want to explore in U.S. law school
Identify attorneys and other legal professionals for informational conversations
Prepare questions about legal work, professional responsibilities, and different practice settings
Get support with outreach, resumes, cover letters, and interviews for selected opportunities
Reflect on similarities and differences between the legal settings you encounter
Document what your experiences teach you about your reasons for pursuing a U.S. JD
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Research & Writing Opportunities
Identify legal, policy, or interdisciplinary questions connected with your interests and background
Explore research and writing opportunities available through your institution, community, or online
Receive guidance on identifying potential mentors and approaching them
Get help preparing outreach emails and opportunity applications
Develop realistic goals and timelines for a research or writing project
Strengthen your ability to build an argument and support it with evidence
Receive feedback on research summaries, abstracts, and written work
Explore appropriate presentation or publication opportunities
Practice explaining your work to an audience unfamiliar with its local context
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U.S. Law School Transition & Application Readiness
Assess your readiness for the reading, writing, discussion, and independent study involved in a U.S. JD
Plan how to maintain academic momentum while preparing for a new educational environment
Identify academic or professional recommenders who can describe your strengths with specific examples
Get guidance on reconnecting with recommenders and explaining your U.S. law school goals
Organize your academic, professional, service, and research accomplishments for future application development
Develop a clear explanation of why you want to study law in the United States
Review outstanding preparation and documentation priorities with your advisor
Evaluate your intended application timing based on your progress and readiness
Prepare clear next steps for the transition into application support
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Rhea
Rhea
Accepted at:
Undergraduate GPA
3.9
Initial LSAT Score
160
LSAT Score with Juris Education
176
Joined as a Junior From
University of Washington
Enrolled in Standard Pre-Law + LSAT + App Program

Challenge:

Rhea wanted to apply to most of the T-14 law schools, but knew she’d need support to create a truly differentiated application. Rhea also wasn't sure if her LSAT score was strong enough to compete with top law school admits, and she worried that her pre-law resume lacked substance.

How We Helped:
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Created Rhea’s application strategy based on her academic background, experience, and career goals
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Designed a customized program pairing LSAT tutoring with application advising to maximize her chances of acceptance
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Built an LSAT study plan focused on improving Rhea’s Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension skills that increased her score by 16 points
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Identified gaps in Rhea's profile and guided her toward a research position with UW's Law, Societies & Justice program
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Helped Rhea leverage her involvement with UW's Mock Trial team with structured pre-law advising
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Helped Rhea craft a personal statement that translated her experiences into a compelling, authentic argument for attending law school
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Built a personalized school list, factoring her 176 LSAT and 3.9 GPA against T-14 admissions data
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Edited Rhea’s essays and application materials, aligning her story with each school’s mission and values
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Helped Rhea prepare for law school interviews with tailored simulations mirroring the questions and format she’d face on the big day

Outcome:

Rhea was accepted to nine law schools, including Harvard Law, Columbia Law, and UPenn Carey Law.

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