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Liz C

@clearpath_liz

Utilize my ten years of law admissions experience to your benefit!

United States
English
About me
My decade of experience in law school admissions—having read thousands of applications—makes me uniquely qualified to assist law school applicants. I graduated law school in 2004, worked as an attorney, then went into career counseling at my alma mater, later securing a position in admissions at that school. I now have my own admissions consulting business, am a freelance copy editor and copywriter, and I currently am a seasonal file reader for a law school in the Northeast. My experience translates into expertise that I will use to help you craft your best application package! ... Read more

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Liz C
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Review & Rewrite
I will help you craft an authentic law school personal statement
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Work experience

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Freelance • 2 yrs 6 mos

File Reader, Suffolk University Law School

Sep 2025 - Present • 8 mos

Read, make notations for, and recommend decisions on law school applicant files.

Law Admissions Coach, Leland

Aug 2025 - Present • 9 mos

Guide clients seeking admission to various law schools through the application process, including researching and choosing law schools, crafting personal statements and resumes, working through optional/supplementary essays, and any other assistance needed.

Founder and Admissions Consultant, Clear Path Admissions Consulting

Apr 2025 - Present • 1 yr 1 mo

Capitalized on almost a decade of law admissions by founding a consulting business. Assist clients in all aspects of the law admissions process, including brainstorming, editing, and proofreading personal statements, resumes, optional statements, and other documents. Offer guidance with researching schools, scholarship negotiations, waitlist concerns, transfer applications, and anything else potential law applicants need to be successful. Focus on applicants who are members of underrepresented groups in the legal profession.