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Chinese student: advice on Admission Consultant
Hello, everyone. As a Chinese student, I was considering finding a admission consultant for my law school application. My LSAT is 165 and GPA 3.9. I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft, as well as give me some information about law schools and other trivial technical questions. Admitted, most of the information are available on TLS, but it will take me so much time to search answer for each of my questions, most of which might be stupid to native Americans. Do anybody know some trusty consultants or consulting group good at helping foreign student like me?? Thanks a lot!
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this is what we on TLS believeRegulus wrote:If making threads on TLS and talking to people on here isn't enough, then:iamvampire wrote:Hello, everyone. As a Chinese student, I was considering finding a admission consultant for my law school application. My LSAT is 165 and GPA 3.9. I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft, as well as give me some information about law schools and other trivial technical questions. Admitted, most of the information are available on TLS, but it will take me so much time to search answer for each of my questions, most of which might be stupid to native Americans. Do anybody know some trusty consultants or consulting group good at helping foreign student like me?? Thanks a lot!
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Spivey Consulting.
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I want some professional guys to edit my PS
indo wrote:Clearly wrote:Spivey Consulting.
+1 here is Spivey website.
http://www.spiveyconsulting.com
Do you have one of these? I loan them to clients.

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Your clients don't have J keys?MikeSpivey wrote:I want some professional guys to edit my PSindo wrote:Clearly wrote:Spivey Consulting.
+1 here is Spivey website.
http://www.spiveyconsulting.com
Do you have one of these? I loan them to clients.
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Hey man,I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft
I am born in China and I know how recommendation letter always becomes "you-draft-and-recommender-sign" style in Chinese universities (and also high schools when people apply to undergrad in US), but please ... this is not right, and do not explicitly mention that you want someone to edit your recommendation letter draft. You should not have access to the recommendation letter, not to mention to edit the LoR.
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I definitely didnt see any of my LoRs. Not sure its quite that common a practice -- tons of ppl on TLS do it, but we have a bit of a neurotic edge here; NO one I know irl saw or drafted their own lettersRegulus wrote:Actually, although you shouldn't be the one writing your own LoRs, it is extremely common (and completely ethical) for your recommenders to ask you to review what they wrote for you before sending them off.NapoleonXV wrote:Hey man,I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft
I am born in China and I know how recommendation letter always becomes "you-draft-and-recommender-sign" style in Chinese universities (and also high schools when people apply to undergrad in US), but please ... this is not right, and do not explicitly mention that you want someone to edit your recommendation letter draft. You should not have access to the recommendation letter, not to mention to edit the LoR.
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It is an extremely common practice. I work with many students every year, and there are always a dozen or so who end up writing a draft of their own letter. It's obviously frowned upon if it's found out, but at the very least you're not breaking any specific thing you signed since you just waive your right to see the letter which is different than waving any ability to see the letter.jbagelboy wrote:I definitely didnt see any of my LoRs. Not sure its quite that common a practice -- tons of ppl on TLS do it, but we have a bit of a neurotic edge here; NO one I know irl saw or drafted their own lettersRegulus wrote:Actually, although you shouldn't be the one writing your own LoRs, it is extremely common (and completely ethical) for your recommenders to ask you to review what they wrote for you before sending them off.NapoleonXV wrote:Hey man,I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft
I am born in China and I know how recommendation letter always becomes "you-draft-and-recommender-sign" style in Chinese universities (and also high schools when people apply to undergrad in US), but please ... this is not right, and do not explicitly mention that you want someone to edit your recommendation letter draft. You should not have access to the recommendation letter, not to mention to edit the LoR.
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I suspect it's probably more common for professional letters. Bosses don't write LORs every day like professors do. I know mine showed me my letters.jbagelboy wrote:I definitely didnt see any of my LoRs. Not sure its quite that common a practice -- tons of ppl on TLS do it, but we have a bit of a neurotic edge here; NO one I know irl saw or drafted their own lettersRegulus wrote:Actually, although you shouldn't be the one writing your own LoRs, it is extremely common (and completely ethical) for your recommenders to ask you to review what they wrote for you before sending them off.NapoleonXV wrote:Hey man,I want some professional guys to edit my PS and recommendation letter draft
I am born in China and I know how recommendation letter always becomes "you-draft-and-recommender-sign" style in Chinese universities (and also high schools when people apply to undergrad in US), but please ... this is not right, and do not explicitly mention that you want someone to edit your recommendation letter draft. You should not have access to the recommendation letter, not to mention to edit the LoR.
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