r/prelaw • • 23h ago

Personal statement

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Who have you had review your personal statement? I am one year out of college. I graduated last December and have been working since. I decided to apply this fall cycle and have a decent personal statement going. It is 3 pages long (one paragraph on the third page). I want to shorten it. I had a past English teacher read it, and she thought it was great. Just wanting some more eyes. Any ideas welcome.


r/prelaw • • 5h ago

A student looking for advice on which major to choose.

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r/prelaw • • 11h ago

My parents want me to pursue medicine or cybersecurity, but I really want to go into law. How do I handle this?

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r/prelaw • • 13h ago

Am I too late?

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Hi all! I’m considering law and have a few concerns.

Firstly, I’m already 20 turning 21. I’ve taken a few college courses (like two semesters worth) in social work but know that’s not what I want to keep doing.

Law genuinely intrigues me. I know it’s very cliche to say everyone’s always said I’d be a great lawyer, but it’s true. I know family saying something is one thing though. My concern is that I’m not quite smart enough for it. I’ve always been an excellent reader but have always struggled in math and sciences. I also struggle to do schoolwork unless it’s genuinely challenging.

I guess my first concern is going back to undergrad. I work full time and it would be hard, and take me longer than other students. I already feel behind. Add law onto that and I feel like I would be so far behind.

I’ve bounced around a lot on degrees (social work, criminal justice, professional communication, public relations, international relations, business management, economics), but have no idea what one would be best.

I know I’m getting ahead of myself but I genuinely am not sure if I’m too late in the game. Perhaps I’m overreacting and overthinking it? I’ve just already tried college once and want to make sure it’s something I really could do and want before I try it again.


r/prelaw • • 15h ago

Tips for a sophomore!

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I’m currently a sophomore at TAMU Poli sci major. My gpa is currently a 4.0 however I will aiming for a 3.9 by admissions. My main question is about the lsat. As someone who has no prior knowledge of it and hasn’t done any practice exams, I want to know any tips for how to approach it. Any tips will be appreciated. I want to go straight into law school after I graduate in 2029. Pls lmk any helpful information u wish you knew at my year!


r/prelaw • • 22h ago

Keshav Memorial vs Pendekanti Law College — Need Genuine Reviews!

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