The "I'm on the Waitlist; Now What?" Package
You've completed the application process, anxiously awaited the results, and found out you're on the waitlist at one or more of the law schools where you actually want to attend. I'll help you generate a strategy to let law schools know you're still interested without being pushy, what to do in the meantime, how to quell your nerves, and will assist you in crafting letters of continued interest that come across as genuine and authentic. We'll meet virtually to discuss your options and will then work asynchronously to write your LOCIs.
What's included
I will work with you both live and asynchronously to devise a waitlist strategy and a timeline and to write your LOCIs. Each letter should be crafted toward a specific school, so this package is geared toward how many schools you need to submit letters to. If you need more virtual meetings or end up on multiple waitlists beyond what you originally anticipated, you can purchase more time with me at my hourly rate.
- A one-on-one virtual meeting to talk about best practices while remaining on the waitlist
- What to write in your letters of continued interest, when to send them, and how often
- A game plan on what to do in the short term while waiting
Meet your expert
Liz C.
Law Admissions Guru | Specializing in Underrepresented Applicants
I'm a prime example of how having a law degree does not mean that you can *only* practice law. I'm a born and bred Texan and Houstonian who went to Texas A&M University, graduating with my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. I came back to Houston to attend law school at the University of Houston Law Center, graduating in 2004, and I practiced municipal/contracts law as an assistant city attorney for about one year before I decided that it just wasn't for me (hey, I tried). I ended up boomeranging back to UHLC and started down the path into higher education as a career counselor, where I stayed for almost three years. After a bit of a career pause to raise my daughter and a few other gigs, I decided I wanted to try my hand at law admissions at UHLC, where I stayed for eight years as both an assistant and associate admissions director. I left in 2021 after the pandemic to spend more time with my teenager at home, and began a different career path as a freelance copy editor, copywriter, and SEO/content creator. In 2025, I finally decided to take the leap and start my own law school admissions consulting business, something I've been wanting to do for at least five years. When Leland reached out to me to see about becoming a coach for them, it seemed like a no-brainer and a perfect addition to my business, and here I am!
