Justice Crawford, admissions consultant

Justice Crawford

Law school admissions consultant and Harvard Law J.D. candidate

Admissions Consultant$70 to $150 an hour
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Hourly rate range$70 to $150 an hour
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CredentialsJ.D. candidate, Harvard Law School; B.S. in Business Administration, University of Southern California; M.S. in Entrepreneurship & Innovation, University of Southern California

Justice Crawford is a law school admissions consultant who helps applicants with application strategy, essays, and every stage of the process. Justice is a J.D. candidate at Harvard Law School. In the 2024-2025 cycle, Justice was admitted to 10 law schools, and 9 of them were T14 schools, including Harvard, UChicago, and UPenn. Justice also holds a business degree and a master's in entrepreneurship from USC.

What Justice helps with

Justice helps law school applicants plan their applications and find their own voice. The focus is on making law school reachable for people who feel it is out of range.

  • Application strategy
  • Personal statements and essays
  • Understanding an LSAT score report
  • Knowing what law schools look for
  • Applying as a first-generation student
  • Applying from a nontraditional background

Who Justice works with

Justice works with law school applicants at any stage of the process. Justice puts a focus on applicants from underrepresented, first-generation, or nontraditional backgrounds. This includes people who did not grow up knowing how to write a personal statement or read an LSAT score report.

Background and qualifications

Justice Crawford is a J.D. candidate at Harvard Law School. Justice earned a B.S. in Business Administration and an M.S. in Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the University of Southern California. In the 2024-2025 admissions cycle, Justice was admitted to 10 law schools, 9 of them in the T14. Justice has also worked in Legal & Business Affairs at Warner Bros. Discovery.

Justice Crawford pricing

Hourly rate range
$70 to $150 an hour

Programs and services

  • Custom hourly coaching sessions
  • Chat with Justice before booking
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The CoachVouch take

Went through law school admissions recently and won admission to 9 T14 schools before starting at Harvard Law.

Best for first-generation or nontraditional law school applicants who want help with strategy and essays.

Common questions

How much does Justice Crawford charge?

Coaching with Justice runs $70 to $150 an hour. Message Justice from this page for an exact quote.

What does Justice Crawford help with?

Justice Crawford helps with application strategy, personal statements and essays, understanding an LSAT score report and knowing what law schools look for.

Is Justice Crawford certified?

Justice Crawford lists: J.D. candidate, Harvard Law School; B.S. in Business Administration, University of Southern California; M.S. in Entrepreneurship & Innovation, University of Southern California.

Can Justice help at any stage of the law school application process?

Yes. Justice is available to talk about any stage of the process, from application strategy to essays.

How do I contact Justice Crawford?

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