After getting a low LSAT score, I thought that my chances had vanished. Ann helped me to focus on my strengths, my multi-cultural experiences and my unique extracurricular work to make sure that my application stood out and presented much more than just numbers.
Ann, thank you so much for not only helping me through a very stressful process but for always being available, kind, gracious and most importantly, HONEST with me about my progress and my weaknesses. What I will always remain most grateful for is your ability to calm down a most hysterical person.
Working with Ann, I got into a school that had previously rejected me!
Imagine this situation: You make a last minute decision to apply to 16 law schools with 48 hours before the deadlines; you have a poor LSAT history; your UGPA is just above a 3.0. I thought it was hopeless. Ann disagreed. She was realistic and motivated to help me get my applications done and done well.
I was out of school for several years working full time when I decided to apply to law school. With a mediocre LSAT score and a pile of long applications I had to complete, the process seemed overwhelming. Fortunately for me, I found out about Ann early on when I was seeking help with the admissions process. With her help, I kept my sanity throughout and was able to cut to the chase.
With a shoestring application budget to work with, I was hesitant about hiring a consultant and considered taking the DIY approach to my applications. After speaking with you, though, I realized the true power of having an experienced, knowledgeable and practical professional on my side- and quickly saw that I was getting a bargain!
I have really enjoyed working with Ann because she is almost always available by phone or e-mail to work with her clients. Ann has helped me to alleviate my concerns and apprehensions about applying to law school by helping me make the most of my personal statement.
I would highly recommend Ann Levine to anyone who is applying to law school. Ann made an otherwise daunting application process into an easy one as she helped me with everything from crafting my personal statement to advising me on the best ways to show continued interest in schools that had placed me on the waitlist.
I feel strongly that your help was what made the difference between my rejections last year and my acceptances this year. I’m very excited about starting law school, especially at one of my top 2 choices.
