Dear all:
Just got my 1st option rejection letter, so I'm planning on reapplying again. In addition to sit and try a better LSAT, I'd like to hear some advice on the application process:
1. Should I get new letters of recommendation?
2. Should I justify in any all why am I reapplying?
3. Any other advice?
4. Anyone with experience in this subject has special advice?
It sucks when you're just -1 on median and with great softs.
Thanks!
Advice on reapplying. Forum
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Dcc617
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Re: Advice on reapplying.
I reapplied this year.arthrod wrote:Dear all:
Just got my 1st option rejection letter, so I'm planning on reapplying again. In addition to sit and try a better LSAT, I'd like to hear some advice on the application process:
1. Should I get new letters of recommendation?
2. Should I justify in any all why am I reapplying?
3. Any other advice?
4. Anyone with experience in this subject has special advice?
It sucks when you're just -1 on median and with great softs.
Thanks!
1) I used the same letters of recommendation but added one from my boss.
2) I didn't. Why would you?
3) The biggest thing you can do to change your outcome is improving your LSAT score.
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arthrod
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Re: Advice on reapplying.
Thanks!Dcc617 wrote: I reapplied this year.
1) I used the same letters of recommendation but added one from my boss.
2) I didn't. Why would you?
3) The biggest thing you can do to change your outcome is improving your LSAT score.
1. Perfect!
2. I don't know, haha
3. I know, thanks for the advice.
