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If you are applying to college, you’ll be writing a personal statement. It’s a nerve-wracking prospect: you have to be interesting, smart, and memorable to a group of people you’ve never met—and all in just a few pages. Sound tough? You’re right: it is.
You don’t want to sound like every other applicant or make the basic mistakes that many students make. We can help you with that. For $20, we’ll go over your essay and offer you a thorough response (click here to see samples of our work).
We’ll give you quick, expert, useful feedback at an economical price. Or, if you prefer, we offer an expedited editing package so you can meet your looming application deadline, or multi-step editing packages if you feel you need more than one round of feedback and edits.
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Taking the October LSAT?
Sep. 16th, 2012 | posted by: Danielle
You’re probably stressed out. Maybe you’re spending every waking moment picking apart the structure of sentences, or making diagrams with your refrigerator magnets.
Our advice? Schedule a two-hour break, and write a draft of your personal statement or diversity statement. These drafts might not be good - you might not keep them. But you’ll be grateful to have a draft to look at on the other side of the LSAT. You will be so exhausted and depleted after taking the LSAT, and so worried about your score, that working on your essays from scratch will be that much harder. And then you’ll realize that you really need to have final drafts ready to send in just a few weeks (plan to be LSAC-complete in November!!), and you may freak out. Just get something on paper now! Trust us - you’ll be glad you did.
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