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Hello,

I am in the process of applying to law schools and have been wondering whether individuals in the past have used a diversity/adversity statement to discuss a early learning disability they have encountered in their life. My case involves a slight case of autism and being a slow learner in grade school. However, this has greatly subsided as I've grown older but still remains in some aspects of my life. Does anyone in this forum of any examples or cases of this occuring? Would this be appropriate to state in a letter like this? If anyone knows any examples of this occuring please let me know.

Thanks

is this also a part of your PS? If so, than probably not necessary to do anything else.

If its not in your PS, then definitely do a adversity statement. that said, make sure the focus is HOW your condition was/is a challenge to you. You comment here just mentions that is "remains in some aspects of my life". You need to be clear to adcomm not just that it remains (and/or was), but how it present adversity to you, etc.