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Have confidence knowing you're working with a qualified law school admissions expert
In 2022 alone, my clients were offered over $24.4 million worth of scholarships, in part because their applications spoke directly to what admissions officers are looking for.
No matter where you are in the application process, I make your goals my priority. I'll keep up with you on the phone, online, via text… whatever works for you, we're there.
I am a Law School Expert. You’ll be working directly with a fully qualified law school admissions expert. I limit my clients each year to ensure they get the time they deserve.
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.
"Ann was a lifesaver for me. I came to her in August saying I wanted all my apps in by the third week of September and we made it happen! I'm personally results oriented so I'll let these speak for themselves: I applied to 12 schools out of the top 20. I got accepted to 9 and wait-listed at 3 (including Stanford and Harvard). I ended up with no rejections and SEVERAL scholarship offers! …
Law School admissions can be overwhelming. My 20 years of experience make the process step-by-step simple.
The Question
I recommend starting your applications in the summer or early fall before your intended enrollment year. This timeline allows you to meet early decision deadlines and ensures your application is reviewed while more seats are available.
Absolutely not! I’ve worked with many successful applicants in their 30s, 40s, and beyond. Law schools value diverse experiences, and your unique background can make your application even more compelling.
Law school admissions can be competitive, but it’s not impossible. With a strong application that highlights your strengths and tells your unique story, I’ll help you position yourself as a standout candidate.
Yes, your GPA is an important factor in law school admissions. However, it’s just one piece of the puzzle. I’ll work with you to highlight other elements of your application, such as your personal statement, resume, and letters of recommendation, to strengthen your overall candidacy.