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Building the Perfect Primary Application
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Are you ready to take the first step toward a successful law school application?
Get Ready to Learn More About:
- The key elements of a complete JD application, including personal statements, LSAC applications, and securing recommendations
- How to craft a compelling personal statement that highlights your strengths and experiences
- Strategies for selecting the right law schools for your goals and aspirations
- How to tailor your application to meet the expectations of top law schools
Meet the panelists:
Jesse Wang
USC Gould School of Law
Jesse graduated magna cum laude from Emory with a Bachelor's in business administration with dual concentrations in information systems and operations management and marketing and Chinese language and literature. Jesse’s commitment to law and technology at USC led the Legal Technology Association to a third-place finish at the 2020 Los Angeles Global Legal Hackathon, where they pitched an idea for a mental health app for practicing attorneys and law firms.
In 2020, he published a novel titled "Underdog" about his law school experience, as well as the experiences of classmates, professors, law school deans, and startup founders within the USC Gould legal community. Jesse has a strong track record of supporting students in their writing processes, having tutored both undergraduate and graduate students across various subjects. Currently, he specializes in litigation law and works for a New York City-based firm.
Joshua Freundel
Harvard Law School
Joshua's passion for coaching stems from leveraging his firsthand experience to assist others in achieving similar success. Having charted his own unconventional path, working across various fields during college and into law school, he adeptly transformed his unique journey into a compelling application narrative that captivated admissions officers. He aims to aid students in discovering their authentic voice, articulating who they are, what they want to gain from law school, and what challenges they have overcome to get there.
Get Ready to Learn More About:
- The key elements of a complete JD application, including personal statements, LSAC applications, and securing recommendations
- How to craft a compelling personal statement that highlights your strengths and experiences
- Strategies for selecting the right law schools for your goals and aspirations
- How to tailor your application to meet the expectations of top law schools
Meet the panelists:
Jesse Wang
USC Gould School of Law
Jesse graduated magna cum laude from Emory with a Bachelor's in business administration with dual concentrations in information systems and operations management and marketing and Chinese language and literature. Jesse’s commitment to law and technology at USC led the Legal Technology Association to a third-place finish at the 2020 Los Angeles Global Legal Hackathon, where they pitched an idea for a mental health app for practicing attorneys and law firms.
In 2020, he published a novel titled "Underdog" about his law school experience, as well as the experiences of classmates, professors, law school deans, and startup founders within the USC Gould legal community. Jesse has a strong track record of supporting students in their writing processes, having tutored both undergraduate and graduate students across various subjects. Currently, he specializes in litigation law and works for a New York City-based firm.
Joshua Freundel
Harvard Law School
Joshua's passion for coaching stems from leveraging his firsthand experience to assist others in achieving similar success. Having charted his own unconventional path, working across various fields during college and into law school, he adeptly transformed his unique journey into a compelling application narrative that captivated admissions officers. He aims to aid students in discovering their authentic voice, articulating who they are, what they want to gain from law school, and what challenges they have overcome to get there.
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