Optional Essays: Do They Help Your Law School Application?

Jelena & Branden dive into the parts of your law school
application that you don’t actually have to do (but maybe you
should).


From diversity statements to addenda to those weird Georgetown
250-word mini-essay prompts, it’s all here.


Listen and learn . . .
Why not all diverse applicants should write a diversity
statement When an addendum can help, and when it would do more harm
than good How admissions departments may be using extra essay
prompts to trap you into revealing poor judgment or deficient
writing skills How your diversity statement should differ from your
personal statement Why you shouldn’t write any essay you don’t feel
strongly about (except the mandatory ones!) . . . and more!

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