The 7Sage Admissions Podcast - Next Stop: Law School

Dr. Felicia Caponigri joins us for a wide ranging discussion of fashion law, cultural heritage, and intellectual property law. We then walk through the most recent headlines - June LSATs going kablooey and checking in on initial waitlist activity. And remember that for help with all things related to LSAT prep and law school admissions, check us out at 7sage.com.

If it's April, that means it's time to mull over the latest US News rankings and talk about everyone's favorite admissions acronym (LOCIs). Additionally, we chat with one of our LSAT tutors (Bailey Luber) about what to do with that odd time between taking the LSAT and getting your score back. Should you completely forget the test exists? Do a timed practice test each d

It's the time of year when two application cycles intersect -- the students who applied this year and the ones who are ramping up to apply next year. We'll discuss this intersection, give a quick recap of the 2023-24 admissions cycle to this point, and then look ahead to what we can already tell about the 2024-25 cycle. And remember that for help with all things related to

Wondering how many Why X School essays you'll need when you apply, or what the deal with the Georgetown Top 10 is? This week on How to Get Into Law School, Tajira McCoy, 7Sage consultant and former Director of Admissions and Scholarship Programs at Berkeley Law, is joined by deans from law schools across the country to discuss optional statements and addenda. For more help with

This week on the 7Sage admissions podcast, we cover what many would argue is the most annoying part of the admissions process—waitlists. What do you do when a law school doesn't say yes...or no? Do letters of continued interest really work? What's going through the minds of admissions officers when they give you that confounding W? Jake, Brigitte, and Aaron share their ta

This week on How to Get Into Law School, listen to admissions deans from schools across the country do a deep dive into character and fitness disclosures, letters of recommendation, and how these key components can impact your applications. This round table was hosted by Tajira McCoy, 7Sage consultant and former Director of Admissions and Scholarship Programs at Berkeley Law. For h

In this episode of The 7Sage Admissions Podcast, host Jacob Baska is joined by Tajira McCoy, 7Sage consultant and former Director of Admissions and Scholarship Programs at Berkeley Law. Together, they offer a window into scholarship negotiations from the point of view of admissions officers. Hear their thoughts on everything from timing your negotiations to what NOT to say in a sch

On today’s episode, join us for a roundtable with law school admissions deans from across the country led by Tajira McCoy, 7Sage consultant and former Director of Admissions and Scholarship Programs at Berkeley Law. Hear their takes on two of the most important essays you’ll be asked submit with your law school applications—personal statements and statements of perspective. F

During this year’s admissions cycle, there have been some major changes to the application instructions at many law schools. On today’s episode, Jake, Brigitte, and Aaron unpack these changes, from statements of perspective to video essays to restrictions around the use of AI for admissions materials. For help with law school admissions or the LSAT, visit 7Sage.com.

So, you want to go to law school. But do you really want to go to law school? On this episode of How to Get Into Law School, we're joined by two 7Sage writing consultants Patrick Liu, a Yale Law School alum, and Conor Ahern, a Harvard Law alum. Host Jacob Baska interviews Patrick and Conor about their legal careers, their law school application processes, and reasons they think