Law School Admissions Consulting
Depending on where you are in the process, we might work on:
Depending on where you are in the process, we might work on:
Exploring law as a career and figuring out whether it is actually a good fit
Choosing courses, activities, and experiences that help you explore your interests and build a strong college experience
Finding opportunities to learn more about the legal profession, including internships, informational interviews, classes, campus clubs, and more
Building relationships with professors and other potential recommenders
Planning for the LSAT, including when to take it and how to fit preparation into your schedule
Developing a law school list based on your academic profile, career goals, finances, location, and other priorities
Preparing your application, including personal statements, additional essays, resumes, addenda, and letters of recommendation
Preparing for interviews and thinking through how to talk about your experiences and goals
There isn't one "pre-law" path. Your major does not need to be political science or history, and you don't have to participate in law-related clubs. What matters is developing strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills while figuring out what interests you and why law makes sense for you.
A Little More About My Approach
I view myself as an enthusiastic partner to each applicant I work with. Rather than following a strict rubric, we look at what makes sense for you. Then we come up with a plan, and I'm there to help you execute it.
That might include helping you troubleshoot a challenge like how to actually make enough time to study for the LSAT, whether or not to take a gap year, or how to get started on a personal statement when the blank page feels too overwhelming.
Whether you are just beginning to explore pre-law or are ready to apply, I can help you figure out what comes next.
What Students Say
“Liz was just very easy to confide in, regarding both my successes and fears, and was always very understanding. … With Liz's help, I was able to get into a T-14 law school with below-median numbers.”
— Sam J.
“She gives actionable feedback that respects a student's voice while strengthening any weak points. She understands what law school admissions officers are looking for, and she is incredibly effective at getting students to clearly articulate why they want to go to law school. ”
— S.H.
Interested in working together? Schedule a free consultation to talk about your goals and what you are looking for.