Law School Letter of Continued Interest (LOCI) for Waitlisted Schools
Just because a law school waitlists you does NOT mean you should give up on getting admitted there! The Letter of Continued Interest (LOCI) is an important step to show law schools you are still interested and, if admitted, would immediately accept and send your deposit. A well-crafted LOCI that shows why you are a great candidate and why you want to go to that law school in particular is the best way you increase your chances of moving off the waitlist and being admitted to the incoming class.
What's included
- Plan and outline your LOCI.
- Draft and finalize your LOCI.
Meet your expert
Rachel S.
Law school admissions coach that looks beyond the numbers
I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area in Marin County playing competitive soccer. I have a twin brother and an older brother. I love hiking on Mt. Tamalpais and going to Stinson Beach. I spend a lot of time in San Francisco going to museums, restaurants, and concerts. Since high school and throughout college and law school, I've tutored students in various subjects such as math, Spanish, history, and English in addition to helping high schoolers prepare for AP exams and standardized tests like the ACT and SAT.
