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I remember this PS--I think you posed it for crits on the PS board.

I think the same thing I thought last time I saw it. This PS would is about Darryl not about you.

You can do better if you wrote a PS with yourself as the main character.

In general, I don't think it's a good idea to reuse a PS.

Anyway, PSs don't really matter that much, unless you write an awful one.

papercut wrote:In general, I don't think it's a good idea to reuse a PS.

This is what I'm most curious about. Is there enough of a return to writing a new personal statement to invest the time in doing so? I need to focus my energy and time on studying for the LSAT.

I don't think there is harm in reusing a personal statement if it's good. But you'll have a few weeks in between taking the lsat and getting the score anyway, so if you were gonna rewrite, do it then.