186. How Many Drafts Do I Need to Write for My Personal Statement?
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In this episode, Sydney Montgomery, founder and executive director of Barrier Breakers, discusses the process of drafting a personal statement for law school applications. She emphasizes the importance of starting early, especially due to the rolling admissions process, and recommends having three to six drafts for a strong essay. Sydney provides insights on how to outline, refine, and get external feedback, cautioning against having too many reviewers and stressing the role of good writing support. She also offers services to assist with the writing and application process.
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