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Tyonna Brent

Director of JD Admissions

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How to Write a Personal Statement for Law School

Posted by Tyonna Brent on 10/1/25 10:00 AM

There is no doubt that writing your personal statement can feel a little daunting. After all, it is the one part of your law school application where you have full control, and a well-crafted personal statement can really help you stand out. Think of it as your interview on paper: a chance to share your story, your motivations, and what makes you unique.

So how do you get started? The key is to shift your mindset from dread to opportunity. Your personal statement is not just a requirement – it is an amazing tool to highlight who you are beyond your transcripts and test scores.

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Topics: Advice and Tips, Admissions, Writing

How Multiple LSAT or GRE Scores Impact Your Law School Application

Posted by Tyonna Brent on 9/10/25 10:30 AM

One of the most frequent questions I get is how Seton Hall Law handles law school applications with multiple LSAT or GRE scores. Applicants often want to know:

  • Should I retake the test?
  • Should I submit an addendum to explain a score increase or drop?
  • Which test should I choose in the first place?

There are a lot of things to break down, and I'll start with the answer to the threshold question.

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Topics: Advice and Tips, Admissions

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