Law School ACEs
Getting into law school can be challenging. Law School ACEs (Applicant Centered Experts) is committed to:
- Demystifying the law school application process;
- Guiding law school applicants in reviewing and selecting appropriate law schools;
- Working closely with international applicants to streamline their applications to U.S. law programs;
- Providing realistic assessments based on each applicant’s specific needs;
- Helping prepare application materials, including personal statements, resumes, diversity statements, and additional essays; and
- Offering support and guidance throughout the entire admission process.
Peerless Team of Experts
Our Law School ACEs team consists of Applicant Centered Experts who have accumulated an abundance of insider knowledge and expertise from decades of service in law school admissions, education, teaching, and student services at top law schools.
Individualized Services – J.D., LL.M., J.S.D.
Our Law School ACEs team is highly skilled and successful at working with traditional and non-traditional applicants, including international applicants, representing many backgrounds, religions, ethnicities, ages, educational experiences, economic resources, and physical or learning differences.
Unique Focus on Each Applicant
Our Law School ACEs team commits to the Applicant Centered approach by focusing on each applicant’s specific needs and aspirations.
Dean Ortiz's Corner
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Five Bad Reasons for Applying to Law School
For ten years I was the Dean of Students at Boalt Hall, the law school of the University California, Berkeley. During that time, several thousand students consulted with me about a wide variety of matters, including why they were in law school and what they might do with a law degree after graduation.
One of the recurring topics for discussion raised by first-semester 1Ls in particular had to do with the student’s reasons for coming to law school.
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