What's an application consultant,
anyway?

Application consultants help students formulate their
application to law school. Consultants often help target
appropriate schools for which students should apply, create
outlines for personal statements, explanatory essays, and
other written components of the application, and assist
in the essay revision process. Good application consultants
have the median LSAT score for Boston University Law School
on the tip their tongue, shudder at the sight of a comma
splice, and love words like "crepuscular". They also truly
enjoy assisting students in creating beautifully written
and wonderfully integrated applications.

It’s good to be a Blueprint consultant

At Blueprint, we know it’s difficult to find a person with
knowledge of the law school application process, a strong
writing ability, and the interpersonal skills necessary to
craft a student’s best application. Which is why we reward
our consultants with huge levels of compensation: the
equivalent of $60/hour. During peak admissions season,
consultants can make thousands of dollars a week while
working part time.

Make even more money

There are also additional ways for consultants
to enhance their income. Writing articles, conducting
research, and conducting on-campus seminar presentations
can bolster your paycheck without collecting cans.

Only the best and brightest need apply

Such perks only come to the few, the proud, the rare individual
that’s part writer, part psychologist, part private detective.
That means in addition to attending a top-100 law school,
you also have to be able to get pertinent information
from your clients and organize it into essay outlines. You’ll
also need to learn the ins and outs of the admissions process
until you can rattle off Duke admissions statistics like it’s
second nature.