Reapplying=New PS? Forum
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Reapplying=New PS?
If you are reapplying to the same school a year after you've been rejected, is it recommended to submit a new PS?
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Re: Reapplying=New PS?
Unless you want the same result, give a new PS.HelplessinAZ wrote:If you are reapplying to the same school a year after you've been rejected, is it recommended to submit a new PS?
- Osos
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Re: Reapplying=New PS?
I dunno I mean if you felt confident with your ps before but you drastically improved your lsat, and you also haven't had any new formative experiences to write about, maybe you can use the same one. What's the scenario here?luckycurl84 wrote:Unless you want the same result, give a new PS.HelplessinAZ wrote:If you are reapplying to the same school a year after you've been rejected, is it recommended to submit a new PS?
- romothesavior
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Re: Reapplying=New PS?
I would rather not leave the adcomms with the impression that you are lazy. They will know you applied before, and they will have access to your old file. Better safe than sorry; write a new PS.
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Re: Reapplying=New PS?
At the very least, tweak it a bit; otherwise they will think you have just been sitting around playing dungeons and dragons over the past year while other applicants have been feeding refugees in some DMZ halfway around the globe or circumcising stray cats in South America.
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