Applying to Law School?
Do you know the one specific principle that can take an “average” law school application and make it outstanding, even riveting, to the people who read it?
There is just one principle, and if you know it, it can completely revolutionize the content of your law school application. Find out what that principle is, right now.
Are you wondering what you should be writing about in that two page personal statement? Do you wonder what to emphasize, and what to downplay? Do you have difficulty explaining exactly why you want to study law? Do you try to write, only to find yourself falling back on over-used clichés such as: “I love the law and I want to help people”? And perhaps most risky of all………. are you finding yourself obsessing about this one (very dangerous) question: “What do they want to hear?”
Law school application help is available.
Hi; I’m Jeannie Burlowski. Since 1988 I’ve made my living as a private consultant, working one-on-one with people from all over the country to put together individual outstanding applications to law school. Unlike the big online “essay mills” that grind out thousands of similar essays each year, I provide highly individualized, very personal help in creating essays that will help you stand far above the rest of the crowd.
On this site you will find tips I give my own clients, on topics such as:
- Brainstorming and writing a riveting personal essay
- Choosing law schools
- Getting the highest possible quality recommendations
- Applying for financial aid and scholarships
- Making the most of LSAT test prep tools
and other things that can make your law school application one of the strongest ones they see this year.
If you should decide that you would still like some personal help, my rates are hourly and reasonable. Just click on GET HELP NOW. Whatever kind of support you need, from a little advice to complete supervision, I’m here to help. And your parents can even give you my help as a birthday present!
“I had a weak GPA, and then my LSAT did not go well. It was too late in the cycle to re-take it. I was going to sit out a year and try again, but Jeannie said: “Let’s just try to apply. What have we got to lose?” She gently asked me questions until she found a life experience I’d had that really grabbed the committee’s attention, and boy did that get results. My dream school not only let me in, they gave me 150% of my tuition in scholarship money. I’ll never forget what Jeannie did for me.” –L.S., J.D., IA
Note: Because application advisors cannot control your grades, your MCAT scores, the amount and quality of your volunteer experience, or how thoroughly you follow the advice offered on these pages, please understand that we cannot guarantee any individual’s acceptance to medical school.
