my law school application process l gpa, lsat, etc.

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  • Опубликовано: 23 сен 2023
  • Hi amores,
    Sharing my long law school application process. Do not give up!!! That’s the point of this video as usual!!! Please subscribe, comment, and like if watched this video.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @bradsmith2689
    @bradsmith2689 2 месяца назад +3

    Super helpful. I graduate with my MPA with a 4.0 next month and I know only my undergrad is calculated but I wanted my internships and capstone volunteer time with a non-profit in my app, I had a crazy idea I would throw my MPA and awards in by June and apply late af. Hearing the time to you took on letters of rec and the personal statement made me realize I would have made a huge mistake. I also totally forgot I have a pre law advisor at my gradute and undergrad school to reach out too, super helpful video. Good luck on the rest of law school!

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  Месяц назад

      thank you so much! ❤ i found that appying early on increased your chances with acceptances/scholarship $. glad it helped!

  • @Goals996
    @Goals996 15 дней назад

    All this hard work will pay off

  • @karenmunoz6315
    @karenmunoz6315 19 дней назад +1

    Thank you for inspiring latinas like me to go to law school!!

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  18 дней назад

      rooting for you, for us ❤️❤️❤️

  • @rachelsantosortiz
    @rachelsantosortiz 7 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you for sharing. I’ve been following your journey on TikTok! I will be taking the LSAT in April, and since you shared you received different acceptances at different date, I do have one question. At what point do you have to tell the law school that you are coming or not coming because I heard something about a seat deposit? So for example, you receive an acceptance from one school in December. Do you have a deadline on when you need to make a seat deposit? And is it a gamble waiting for school you want more …That may tell you accepted two months later that you’ve been except?

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  6 месяцев назад

      Hi! so sorry for the late response and yes I believe each law school has a security deposit deadline. If you happen to be in the position you described, I would email the admissions team and ask kindly and respectfully to extend the deadline! They might be flexible :)

  • @JoshuaWilson-qe3cr
    @JoshuaWilson-qe3cr 24 дня назад +1

    What was your major in undergrad? And what did you do to practice for LSAT to make sure you receive the score you desired... any apps, websites, programs, etc...?

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  23 дня назад

      political science major! and I used 7sage for LSAT (primarily)

  • @dahleeah3167
    @dahleeah3167 8 месяцев назад +6

    I assumed the high possibilities and worked on my law school process the spring of my senior year 2020 of university - took the LSAT Flex - and failed 😢 It’s been nearly 4 years later, the darn test is HOLDING ME BACK. I cannot do self study, I need 1:1 tutoring - any suggestions????

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  8 месяцев назад +4

      have you done a prep course? also, maybe find a community online/ friends/ at work who are also studying for the LSAT to hold you accountable. and then I would say just make a commitment to yourself that you will go to law school and you will do everything in your power to do so ❤❤❤ you got this!

    • @dahleeah3167
      @dahleeah3167 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@Legalmija I used Kaplan and still have the same 3 books I bought for studying. I did my best with keeping myself accountable and on track with studying but there was just trouble for me to concentrate.
      You mentioned that it took you 3 years to get to law school, between your gap years. Were you actively studying for the LSAT during those three years?

    • @chingonaproductions4686
      @chingonaproductions4686 8 месяцев назад +2

      Hey! Im also studying for the LSAT. Are you currently studying? Im testing at 166 right now. Lets study! 😊

    • @bradenrivers8241
      @bradenrivers8241 8 месяцев назад +7

      I get that you probably shouldn’t trust random strangers on the internet, but I just got back my lsat score on Wednesday and it was a 173. I studied for about 8 months and would drill/do timed sections 3 hours a day after work, and would take a timed practice test on the weekends. tutoring seems kind of like a waste of time to me. if i was going to recommend a service, i would say to use LSAT Demon. hope this helps

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  8 месяцев назад +2

      @@dahleeah3167 yes I was actively studying for it during those years. I might have taken a month break sometime throughout it

  • @drumkid88
    @drumkid88 3 месяца назад +1

    Is there any way you could help a struggling Latino on a similar journey to write their personal statement? 😭 I'm struggling!

    • @Legalmija
      @Legalmija  3 месяца назад

      omg yes! plz feel free to reach out to me shirleycollabs@gmail. i can try 😅