Super helpful. I graduate with my MPA with a 4.0 next month and I know only my undergrad is calculated but I wanted my internships and capstone volunteer time with a non-profit in my app, I had a crazy idea I would throw my MPA and awards in by June and apply late af. Hearing the time to you took on letters of rec and the personal statement made me realize I would have made a huge mistake. I also totally forgot I have a pre law advisor at my gradute and undergrad school to reach out too, super helpful video. Good luck on the rest of law school!

Thank you for inspiring latinas like me to go to law school!!

All this hard work will pay off

Thank you for sharing. I’ve been following your journey on TikTok! I will be taking the LSAT in April, and since you shared you received different acceptances at different date, I do have one question. At what point do you have to tell the law school that you are coming or not coming because I heard something about a seat deposit? So for example, you receive an acceptance from one school in December. Do you have a deadline on when you need to make a seat deposit? And is it a gamble waiting for school you want more …That may tell you accepted two months later that you’ve been except?

I assumed the high possibilities and worked on my law school process the spring of my senior year 2020 of university - took the LSAT Flex - and failed 😢 It’s been nearly 4 years later, the darn test is HOLDING ME BACK. I cannot do self study, I need 1:1 tutoring - any suggestions????

What was your major in undergrad? And what did you do to practice for LSAT to make sure you receive the score you desired... any apps, websites, programs, etc...?

Is there any way you could help a struggling Latino on a similar journey to write their personal statement? 😭 I'm struggling!