Navigating Law School Admissions as a First-Gen Applicant (Part One): Strategy

Rolling admissions, early decision, LSAT dates, the "apply by Thanksgiving" advice everyone repeats . . . Law school admissions runs on a calendar most people only learn from family, friends who've done it, or the usual reddit-style advice you get when you're desperate. If you're the first in your family to navigate this process, or just want a clear plan, this session is for you. Join Dylan M. (Harvard Law School alum) for a 30-minute walkthrough of the 2026–27 cycle, built around the application strategies that matter most. You'll learn: . When to apply, and when it's worth waiting. . What the data says about applying early, and why a better LSAT score or a finished essay can beat an earlier submission. . How to build a smart school list now that median scores have jumped at schools across the board. . What actually moves an admissions decision beyond your numbers, from essays to recommendations to the "softs" readers notice. . The final checks that keep strong applications from being sunk by small mistakes. Real coaching stories throughout, plus live Q&A. You'll leave with a clear calendar and three things to do this week to get your application ready.