Oh, and I've been told by others that it's a pretty darn good PS too
Reuse PS for next cycle? Forum
- charcop

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Reuse PS for next cycle?
So i've already had some acceptances to some good schools for this cycle but am considering holding off school for another year and applying to better schools next cycle if I can approve my LSAT score substantially. If I apply to different schools than the one i've already applied to for next cycle, can I still reuse my old PS?
Oh, and I've been told by others that it's a pretty darn good PS too
Oh, and I've been told by others that it's a pretty darn good PS too
- CardinalRules

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Re: Reuse PS for next cycle?
If the schools are different, why not? Make sure that it's still accurate when you reach that point, though; it's possible that you will have had another experience in the meantime that would make an even better topic for a PS. If so, don't be afraid to write a new one.charcop wrote:So i've already had some acceptances to some good schools for this cycle but am considering holding off school for another year and applying to better schools next cycle if I can approve my LSAT score substantially. If I apply to different schools than the one i've already applied to for next cycle, can I still reuse my old PS?
Oh, and I've been told by others that it's a pretty darn good PS too
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door10

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Re: Reuse PS for next cycle?
Why can't you reapply to same schools with same PS?
- kinch

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Re: Reuse PS for next cycle?
That's what I did, although I did change it a bit (that's what happens when you go back to stuff you wrote months ago). I got accepted to some schools that dinged me before, so it certainly didn't have a negative effect.
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lawman335

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Re: Reuse PS for next cycle?
U can also reapply with the same PS why dont u try this.......
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