BadgerBacker (2022-2023)

Eagle Scout (not sure if this will matter or if I'll even include this bit of info)

Pi Kappa Alpha (Beta Xi chapter Founding Father V.P.)

Pi Kappa Alpha Chapter Advisor

Young Republicans (Founding Member local chapter)

Work info: Worked road construction to pay for college. Outside Salesman for large industrial company, currently working as a paralegal.

Married (almost positive that marital status has nothing to do with admissions, but who knows what goes through the head of admission staff members)

Graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison in 06'. Took the LSAT in 06' Accepted at Thomas M. Cooley Law school. Matriculated in fall 06' spent 1 horrible year (of my life and money) there and dropped out. Worked as a industrial salesman. Started working as a paralegal. I always wanted to go back to law school and do it right. Not transfering, I'm starting from scratch.

150 on the June LSAT boooo that. I have a diagnosed LD and received extra time on the GRE, in undergrad, and during my brief stint in law school. Like a fool I did not even apply for accommodations for the LSAT. I think I am going to shoot for that and try one last time.

I changed myself to nontraditional. Technically the time that I have been out of school puts me into the "non trad" braket in terms of application age. Add into that the fact that I have A.) Already attended law school once, dropped out, and now have to decided to go back and B.) have a diagnosed learning disability I think I can consider myself nontraditional.