Very rough draft-- please critique! Forum
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Very rough draft-- please critique!
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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
I think you should pick a new topic. While this reveals a realization you had, it's an uncomfortable read and lacks real insight into you as a person.
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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
This was an excellent read. I disagree with ^this^ guy; it tells me lots about you as a person. It's just that none of it is good.
Pick a different topic.

Pick a different topic.
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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
I would tend to agree with the previous two posters. I think it was a good read, but a different topic would be better. The focus on the LSAT seems strange for a PS -- and because it's the necessary context for your statement, it would be better to choose something else.
FWIW, some schools even seem to hold the fact that you have taken an LSAT course against you. (Yale, for example.) If you're applying to schools who don't ask whether you've taken an LSAT course -- which I think is the vast majority -- then it might be better not to volunteer that fact.
FWIW, some schools even seem to hold the fact that you have taken an LSAT course against you. (Yale, for example.) If you're applying to schools who don't ask whether you've taken an LSAT course -- which I think is the vast majority -- then it might be better not to volunteer that fact.
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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
I truly appreciate your advice! Good to know about not mentioning the LSAT at all too... welp, on to my next topic!bracton wrote:I would tend to agree with the previous two posters. I think it was a good read, but a different topic would be better. The focus on the LSAT seems strange for a PS -- and because it's the necessary context for your statement, it would be better to choose something else.
FWIW, some schools even seem to hold the fact that you have taken an LSAT course against you. (Yale, for example.) If you're applying to schools who don't ask whether you've taken an LSAT course -- which I think is the vast majority -- then it might be better not to volunteer that fact.
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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
Thanks for the sarcasmstab master arson wrote:This was an excellent read. I disagree with ^this^ guy; it tells me lots about you as a person. It's just that none of it is good.![]()
Pick a different topic.

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Re: Very rough draft-- please critique!
I appreciate it. Now I can scratch this one off the list of potential essay possibilities! Thanks!postn0bills wrote:I think you should pick a new topic. While this reveals a realization you had, it's an uncomfortable read and lacks real insight into you as a person.