Before Apply Yourself Global

“I hadn’t even thought about the application process. I had thought about the LSAT, but I wasn’t really in the mindset of, ‘What am I going to write on my personal statements?’ I didn’t even know there was an autobiographical sketch that I had to complete.”

Braeden originally assumed he needed to finish the LSAT before he could even begin thinking about his applications.

After Apply Yourself Global

“The strategy call really changed my mindset. It wasn’t that I needed to finish the LSAT. I needed to use it to balance out the application writing process.”

Apply Yourself Global helped Braeden approach his LSAT preparation and applications together, rather than treating them as two completely separate stages. With a clear process, personalized support, and a plan that started early, he was able to move through his applications with greater confidence and significantly less stress.

“My experience with Fast Track was amazing. It’s a walkthrough of every single step and a completely stress-free program. The ease of knowing that I had covered all my bases built a lot of confidence in me and my applications.”

Braeden was accepted to Western, Toronto Metropolitan University, the University of Ottawa, and the University of Calgary.

Braeden's Confidence Breakthrough

“I was thinking so much about my LSAT score and my GPA. I was thinking, ‘That’s all a university is going to see.’”

Through the application process, Braeden began to see the value in the experiences, leadership opportunities, and community involvement he had built outside of his grades and LSAT score.

“Doing Fast Track and doing this program brought to light all my experiences. It was kind of like my time to shine.”

“Seeing all of the ABS entries listed out in front of you, this is what your life has been up until this point. That’s a big confidence booster and something I’m very proud of.”

Braeden's Advice to You

• • Ask yourself why you are applying to the schools you have chosen.

  • Think beyond getting accepted and consider the future you are actually building.

  • Do not assume your LSAT score and GPA are the only parts of your application that matter.

  • Give yourself enough time to reflect, write creatively, and tailor your applications to each school.

  “Think about that future that you’re building. Think about who you’re going to be at that school, think about who you’re going to be after, and maybe you’ll begin to spark a few more ideas in your writing process.”

  “Your LSAT and your GPA are important, but they’re not the end-all be-all.”

Why He Chose Apply Yourself Global

Because he needed a strategy for managing the LSAT and application process together.

Because he wanted guidance that went beyond simply completing the required materials.

Because he wanted the time and support to create applications that reflected his actual experiences, goals, and future.

Because he wanted a process that considered the whole person, not just a score.

“You have a program here that understands everything that you’re going through. They understand that you’re also writing personal statements on top of studying for the LSAT. They understand that there might be personal things going on in your day-to-day that might be affecting those things.”

“The goal isn’t just to get into law school. Your goal is to become a lawyer. Your goal is to help other people, help your clients, and live a life that is fulfilling.”