ARE YOU APPLYING TO LAW SCHOOL? 
Do you know the three specific principles that can take an "average" law school application and make it outstanding, even riveting, to the people who read it?
Knowing these three principles can completely revolutionize the content of your law school application. What are they?
- In your essays, use the scientific principles of LOGIC to create a powerfully convincing argument in your own behalf. It’s sometimes referred to as treating yourself as your own first client. Is using flawlessly well-reasoned logic important for this? Are law schools impressed by it? Yes. (Why do you think that “Logical Reasoning” comprises half of the LSAT exam?) Think and weigh what you know about the three component parts of argument the entire time you are composing your essay. This is absolutely crucial if you want the committee to say: “Wow; it makes perfect sense for this person to be in law school!”
- At the same time, incorporate vividly written stories and anecdotes that create a compelling emotional pull for the reader.
Not smarmy, sappy, or sentimental, please. Use carefully chosen stories, vividly presented, that make use of the emotional right brain to convince the reader’s heart, as well as his or her head, that you should be in law school. It’s hard to do, but when it works it is the single most powerful form of argument there is. - Accomplish all of this in a clever organizational structure that allows you to bring up all of your most striking and impressive experiences without ever sounding scattered, disorganized, or disjointed.
"If your present advisors are not discussing these three things (or if they are Ivy League grads or former Ivy League admissions officials looking down their noses at your credentials) you need kind, compassionate, effective essay help. That’s exactly what I provide."
Hi, I’m Jeannie Burlowski. Since 1988 I've made my living as a private consultant, working one-on-one with people from all over the country to put together individual outstanding applications to law school. Since completing my university training my background has included: teaching logical reasoning, verbal reasoning, writing, and deductive logic to college graduates preparing for the LSAT, the GMAT, the GRE, and the MCAT (on behalf of a major national test prep organization), presenting literally hundreds of admissions seminars on college and university campuses, and, since 1992, consulting full-time with individual applicants on how to make individual outstanding applications to law, medical, business, and graduate school.
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