Standing Out in the Biggest Law School Cycle in 15 Years

Law school applications are running at their highest volume in fifteen years, which means strong numbers alone are carrying less weight than they used to. This panel brings together an admissions dean, a Harvard Law graduate, and an admissions consultant to talk through what is actually separating admitted applicants from the rest of the pool this cycle. Hillary Mantis is an assistant dean at Fordham Law, Raha Francis attended Harvard Law and previously worked at BCG, and Serena Jiang has helped more than 40 applicants land Ivy League admission. Together they will cover how each reads a file differently, from personal statements to interview answers.