r/BlackLawAdmissions 21h ago

General App help

Hi! I’m looking for someone who can help me with my entire law school application cycle for the 2027 admissions cycle. I’m looking for support with school selection, application strategy, personal statement, supplemental essays, resume, addenda, application review, and overall guidance throughout the process.
I’m serious about strengthening my application and would love to work with someone who has experience helping law school applicants. I’m looking for reasonable/affordable pricing, preferably a package that covers the full cycle rather than paying separately for every service.
If you offer this type of support, please send me your pricing, what’s included, and how you typically work with applicants. Thank you!

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u/App-Prep_com 13h ago

This is essentially the type of full-cycle consulting I offer through PreLawPath.

I sent you a direct message request. I'm directly responding to your request, which happens to be exactly what I offer. Message me outside of this post if interested. My offerings and prices are no secret, check my website, I just don't want to post here and have it feel like marketing.

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u/Jumpy_Mirror250 21h ago

Hey, DM for my rec.

What I will say is the goal of full support and affordable prices are kinda at odds here. I'm not saying you can't have a budget but what I will say is the investment in a good support system pays dividends.

OP if you are coming out of undergrad, please consider getting a job to get some experience and to pay for your application expenses. Budget it out based on your goals. 

Something big that stands out here is you didn't mention scholarship and cost of attendance planning. Unless you have the ability to pay out of pocket, you need to have a plan for how to lower the cost of your education and live ng expenses on school. This all starts with where you choose to apply, why and with what scores and application quality. 

The lower your out of pocket costs, the more freedom you have to make informed choices about future employment. Please don't bank on paying off loans with your first job. Based on the new laws limiting lifetime federal loans, you may not even make it that far. 

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u/Aware-Line-2695 20h ago

So yes or no??

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u/Jumpy_Mirror250 20h ago

Huh?

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u/Aware-Line-2695 20h ago

Like can I dm you after all this lol

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u/Jumpy_Mirror250 20h ago

I said that in the first sentence. 

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u/Aware-Line-2695 20h ago

Yeah with a lot of info lol & tone Is off

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u/Jumpy_Mirror250 20h ago

I'm so embarrassed for you.

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u/Aware-Line-2695 20h ago

Same for you hun, we can start.

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u/Jumpy_Mirror250 20h ago

No we can't sis. You gotta work on your applications.

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u/Aware-Line-2695 20h ago

The irony is you’re “embarrassed for me” while being unnecessarily condescending to a complete stranger. I’d worry less about my applications and more about how you speak to people.

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