Rejection is undoubtedly a hard thing to take. But your ability to bounce back is what sets you apart from others. In the category of law schools, unfortunately they have been highly competitive in the last few years because of which the rate of rejection has been exceedingly high because of the pandemic. Now things are getting back to normal. The key to crack a seat in your dream law school, as experts say, is to write a very convincing personal statement as well as improvements in your scores as well. Lacking in either of them would be a problem for you. Usually LSAT scores are the criteria in the US. A score above 170 is considered as a genuine score. The basic idea is to build an overall good profile instead of focusing on any one aspect more. All the sections have an equal weightage.
