susan.liebell

A reminder that all the remaining LSAT administrations -- through April 2021 -- will be delivered remotely using the LSAT-Flex. There will be no in-person tests through April. All updates can be found on the COVID-19 updates page. The remaining dates for the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, and Canada are February 20 … Continue reading Planning to take the LSAT?

Testimonials

Strong Diversity Statement and Scholarship. Susan provided really helpful suggestions and helped me develop a really strong diversity statement. I was even able to reuse it to win a scholarship for a law school prep course!

Less Daunting Essay. Susan helped me throughout the process of writing law school apps, making one aspect of applying to law school significantly less daunting! Her revisions of multiple drafts helped me produce a well-written personal statement. At the same time, I greatly appreciated her brainstorming sessions that guided me towards the best topic to write about in order to highlight personal traits law schools would be looking for. Thank you!

A School List that Reflected My Priorities. Susan and Christine provided a lot of great insight as I was trying to decide where to apply. They helped me reflect on my priorities and suggested schools that corresponded well with my wants and needs.

PLC helped me narrow my initial list and focus on schools I actually wanted to attend. The Pre-Law Collaborative helped me expand my school list and consider options that weren’t obvious based on basic internet searches and word of mouth from other applicants.

An Informed Sounding Board. The editing advice on my essays was extremely constructive. Having an informed sounding board for my feelings as I received responses and whittled down my top choices was incredibly useful and let me make hard decisions without regrets.

Christine assisted me in choosing schools that met my professional and academic interests. Her feedback and advice was very helpful in creating a manageable list of schools to apply to!

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