I'm not planning on plagiarizing, but I am worried that some of the phrasing I use may have been used before. I'm unfortunately full of cliche's
When uploading ones PS to the LSAC, is there any sort of filter like Turnitin?
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Re: PS / LSAC
LSAC doesn't handle that, different law schools have different ways of screening. Some are using the new "turnitin admit" program, others have their own methods. Don't plagiarize.
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Re: PS / LSAC
The easiest way to do this is to eliminate all cliches. They make your writing pedestrian and dull. Go through your PS, search, and destroy.