suchasplitter (2022-2023)

Experience working full-time on a succesfull politcal campaign.
Paid internship for 1 year with a county government office.
Volunteer experience (during the times when I actually had time to) includes assisting with a senior citizens services program and docent work at a nature center.

I have a very long job history, but not much (if anything) that I've worked on is going to impress the admissions staffs. What can I say other than I had bills to pay and had to make a living since I was 17-years-old without the support (financial or otherwise) of any other person. My grades on my transcripts are all over the place, mainly due to doctors misdiagnosing a medical problem that turned out to be an incurable, but not deadly, disease. Now that I know what is wrong with my health, I can manage the condition and I am ready to handle law school! When I was healthy, during my undergrad career, I was able to work and go to school full-time while earning good grades. When my health was in the gutter, I ended up with a lot of "imcompletes" and "0.0" grades. Since the LSDAS averages the repeated courses, instead of using only the grade from the most recent attempt (which is the policy of the University I attended) my LSDAS grade is dramatically different from the undergrad GPA I am graduating with. I hope the LSDAS reconsiders their policy in the near future.