by Sydney Montgomery
Sydney Montgomery, a law school admissions advisor specializing in working with first-generation and minority applicants, is herself a first-generation graduate of Princeton and Harvard Law School. Through Barrier Breakers® Admissions Advising, she and her team have helped 7,000 students gain admission to law school. This podcast will help you break down generational barriers so that you can step confidently into your dreams and become an attorney. Have a question you want to be answered? Submit questions at bit.ly/breakintolawschool
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March 11, 2025
Sydney Montgomery, Executive Director of Barrier Breakers, discusses making law school admissions more accessible through free advising and mentorship programs, fostering a supportive community for aspiring lawyers.
January 17, 2025
<p>Sydney Montgomery, discusses whether prospective law school applicants should apply this cycle or wait until the next. She explains the rolling admissions process, emphasizing that applying early increases acceptance and scholarship chances, while late applications are riskier. Many applicants, she argues, rush the process with subpar LSAT scores and poorly reviewed essays, potentially costing them significant scholarship money and increasing their law school debt. She suggests viewing the application process as a two-year journey—one year for LSAT preparation and another for crafting strong applications. Montgomery stresses that taking extra time can lead to higher LSAT scores, better essays, and relevant experience, all of which improve admission outcomes. She highlights the importance of financial planning, as waiting a year can reduce student loan debt and lead to better job prospects. Through real-life success stories, she illustrates how applicants who took additional time were admitted to top law schools like Harvard and Stanford. Ultimately, she advises applicants to wait if they are rushing or cutting corners, ensuring they present the strongest possible application for better long-term career and financial benefits.</p>
January 7, 2025
<p>In this episode of “Mindful Prayers for Students,” host Lovetta Jenkins discusses the importance of mindfulness in everyday life. Drawing from her experience as a mindfulness and meditation coach, she emphasizes that mindfulness goes beyond mere awareness of one’s surroundings; it involves being considerate towards oneself and others, as well as keeping a focus on God. Jenkins encourages listeners to pray not only for themselves but also for those around them, fostering a sense of community and compassion. She highlights the significance of being mindful of our thoughts, actions, and what we consume, both physically and mentally. The episode concludes with a prayer for greater mindfulness and positivity, especially during challenging times.</p>
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