Apply With Confidence
Ann Levine knows law school admissions inside and out, and will give you straightforward advice to help you find your best fit.
Now Accepting Clients applying in Fall 2020!
" I just really want to tell you how much I appreciate the advice you've given me and for your overall professionalism. I only wish that I had found you sooner. … Continue reading →"
Albert
"You will NOT regret working with Ann! It made the law school application process almost painless. Ann had a game plan and a timeline that transformed the process from daunting and unmanageable to nothing more than a series of small tasks. … Continue reading →"
M.J.
Top 10
"I got accepted to GUCL's part time program! GULC was too far reach with my LSAT of 148, so I did not apply last year. I would not be able to get this far without your appropriate advice. In the end, I got accepted to all the schools I was rejected last year plus GULC! … Continue reading →"
Y.K.
Georgetown Law
Impress Decision-Makers
In 2017 alone, my clients were offered over $31 million worth of scholarships, in part because their applications spoke directly to what admissions officers are looking for.
Step-By-Step Help
You’ve got a busy life. I’ll create a step-by-step process to ensure that you meet application deadlines, and will stay in contact in whatever way works best for you.
Staying On Track
Keeping up with your 1L coursework and meeting transfer deadlines can be tough, so I’ll stay in touch and create to-do lists to keep you working towards your goals.
Working Directly for You
I am the Law School Expert. You’ll be working directly with me, not with a receptionist, contractor, or employee. I limit my clients each year to ensure you get the time you deserve.
Make Smart Decisions
Admissions is about more than just getting accepted. It’s making decisions about the career you want, and I will guide you through every step of making smart decisions.
Craft An Impressive Application
My clients are outliers. Clients consistently get accepted to “reach” schools, get offered more scholarship money, and are admitted off the wait list more often than the average law school applicant. I won’t write your application for you, but I will help you identify what will make an impact on admissions officers, and work with you until your application is perfect.
Create Your Best Personal Statement
I’ll help you figure out how and where to focus your personal statement, and walk you through every draft until it’s absolutely perfect.
Explaining Weaknesses
A low LSAT, low GPA, or challenging past isn’t necessarily the kiss of death to your law school dreams, but they do need to be explained in a way that admissions committees will understand.
Finding The Right Fit
It’s not about cookie-cutter solutions for everyone, law school admissions are about finding the best fit for you, from scholarship negotiation to choosing which admissions offer to accept.
Finding The Right Fit
It’s not about cookie-cutter solutions for everyone, law school admissions are about finding the best fit for you, from scholarship negotiation to choosing which admissions offer to accept.
Consulting Services
Invest in reaching your law school and career goals.
The cost of all other application packages can be applied towards an upgrade to The Works.
- The Works
- Absolutely everything you will need for your law school applications, from LSAT to 1L, as long as it takes.
- LSAT & School Selection
- Full Application Timeline
- Unlimited Drafts of Resume, Personal Statement & Addenda for all schools
- Interview Preparation
- Scholarship Negotiation
- Waitlist Assistance
- Includes one-on-one communication to answer all your questions throughout the process.
- Personal Statement Plus
- You pick the schools, I help you dial in the three biggest written application elements, which you then customize for each application:
- Personal Statement
- Resume
- Addenda
- May include a phone call or Skype conversation to discuss your written elements or drafts.
- Price of this package can be applied to The Works, if you decide to upgrade.
