Hi everyone - I’m looking for recommendations for a top-tier law school admissions consultant, particularly someone who is strong with nontraditional applicants and storytelling/narrative positioning.
A bit about my background:
- 31 years old
- BA from Cornell University - double major in Art History and Film (3.6 GPA)
- MA from Columbia University in Art History (3.9 GPA)
- My MA thesis focused on third-world artists creating an alternative biennale to the Venice Biennale in Iraq. It involved extensive original research and ended up being 100+ pages.
- Worked in the art world for several years after grad school
- Pivoted into startups in 2023 for better financial opportunities
- Now pursuing law school because I think the profession is a much better fit for my analytical/research/writing strengths, while also offering greater long-term financial stability
Right now I’m fully focused on the LSAT. I’m taking it in August and will likely retake in September if needed. My goal is to submit applications as early as possible when portals open to maximize admissions outcomes.
I’m looking for a consultant who can help with:
- overall application strategy
- school selection
- framing a coherent narrative around my career pivot
- personal statement + optional essays
- positioning my humanities/research background as an asset
Would especially appreciate recommendations from people who:
- had strong outcomes at T14 schools or schools in the south with strong job placement
- were older/nontraditional applicants
- came from humanities or unconventional backgrounds
- felt their consultant genuinely elevated their application rather than just editing essays
Also interested in hearing who to avoid and why.
Thanks in advance.
u/Alternative-Mouse710 — 6 days ago