Dean Z, As a future law school applicant, I have had many questions and concerns regarding applications, admissions, and the like. Recently I have stumbled upon your channel (to which I am now subscribed) and it has cleared up so much for me. Your videos are a breath of fresh air during an otherwise stressful time. Thank you for posting them. Sincerely, All future law school candidates
I just watched all the videos so far, and found them very helpful. I am applying this cycle (Michigan would be a top choice), and I am a few years removed from undergrad at a State School. It’s wonderful to have resources like this available for free. Thank you for the videos and I look forward to more advice.
Thank you, Dean Z! Your videos have been both super informative and funny :) I’m reapplying this cycle, and the episode about reapplication process was particularly helpful for me. Another topic that I’d like to suggest for the future episodes is international applicants. Why do they tend to fare worse than domestic students with the same LSAT scores? What can international applicants do to increase their chances of admission? Why are some schools more friendly to international applicants than others? I know from experience how little information is out there on the international applicants’ situation, so I think it's something that would be useful to cover.
I look forward to hearing more about LoR's. Specifically, I saw on the UMich Law FAQ webpage that academic recommendations are the most useful. I'd love to know what your thoughts are/what your suggestion is for those that have been out of school for more than a couple of years who may have a hard time getting those faculty letters. As always, thank you for your insights, Dean Z!
Dean Z,
As a future law school applicant, I have had many questions and concerns regarding applications, admissions, and the like. Recently I have stumbled upon your channel (to which I am now subscribed) and it has cleared up so much for me. Your videos are a breath of fresh air during an otherwise stressful time. Thank you for posting them.
Sincerely,
All future law school candidates
I just watched all the videos so far, and found them very helpful. I am applying this cycle (Michigan would be a top choice), and I am a few years removed from undergrad at a State School. It’s wonderful to have resources like this available for free. Thank you for the videos and I look forward to more advice.
Dean Z is objectively awesome. Learning so much from each video in this series.
Thank you, Dean Z! Your videos have been both super informative and funny :) I’m reapplying this cycle, and the episode about reapplication process was particularly helpful for me. Another topic that I’d like to suggest for the future episodes is international applicants. Why do they tend to fare worse than domestic students with the same LSAT scores? What can international applicants do to increase their chances of admission? Why are some schools more friendly to international applicants than others? I know from experience how little information is out there on the international applicants’ situation, so I think it's something that would be useful to cover.
I look forward to hearing more about LoR's. Specifically, I saw on the UMich Law FAQ webpage that academic recommendations are the most useful. I'd love to know what your thoughts are/what your suggestion is for those that have been out of school for more than a couple of years who may have a hard time getting those faculty letters. As always, thank you for your insights, Dean Z!
Thanks Dean Z
Dean Z, if you are really in your basement, why is there light from a window reflecting off of your glasses?
My basement has windows...just saying.