Michigan Law

Subscribers 15K

Videos 333

Views 2.6M

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Michigan Law focuses on law school admissions topics, personal statements, LSAT guidance, resumes for law school, and related essay advice, as indicated by keywords and search queries. The channel appears to provide tutorials and guidance-style content (evidenced by video titles like A2Z 01–A2Z 11 and topics such as personal statements, resume interests, and optional essays), with an average of about 13.3K views per video and a catalog of 333 published videos since 2012. Upload frequency is described as ~0 uploads per week on average, with recent videos ranging from 5.6K to 23.7K views.

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83% relevance

Subscribers 21K

Videos 2K

Views 3.7M

Appearances 45

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target prospective law students with a strong overlap on searches for law school admissions and LSAT tips, and while Michigan Law focuses on law school content, LSAT Demon shares an audience interested in admissions prep (search 100% similarity) but diverges in style (content 72% match).

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79% relevance

Subscribers 33.2K

Videos 15K

Views 8.2M

Appearances 54

SERP 90%

Similarity 72%

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73% relevance

Subscribers 24.3K

Videos 256

Views 2.2M

Appearances 22

SERP 74%

Similarity 73%

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71% relevance

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Videos 310

Views 2.5M

Appearances 13

SERP 62%

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Shares emphasis on law school admissions and LSAT tips with a notable overlap in personal statements guidance, mirroring Michigan Law’s admissions-focused content (search 62%, content 78%).

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SERP 49%

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Videos 375

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Appearances 20

SERP 41%

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Top competitors by match strength are LSAT Demon (83% match) and LSAT Unplugged & Law School Admissions Podcast (79% match), both overlapping on law school admissions, personal statements law, and LSAT tips. Julian Sarafian (73% match) also competes on law school admissions, LSAT tips, and resume for law school. These channels share queries like law school admissions and LSAT tips, and have larger subscriber counts (LSAT Demon 21K; LSAT Unplugged & Law School Admissions Podcast 32.5K) compared to Michigan Law’s 15K. Blueprint LSAT Preparation (71% match) and ElevatEd School (64% match) further align on admissions guidance and optional/why-this-school statement topics, with subscriber counts of 9.6K and 63.4K respectively. The competitors collectively emphasize similar search intents around applications, statements, and LSAT prep, positioning them as the primary landscape for Michigan Law’s niche.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Michigan Law?

LSAT Demon (83% match, 21K subscribers), LSAT Unplugged & Law School Admissions Podcast (79% match, 32.5K subscribers), and Julian Sarafian (73% match, 24.3K subscribers). All three compete with Michigan Law by offering law school admissions guidance, LSAT-focused content, and legal education/admissions advice on YouTube.

What type of content does Michigan Law make?

Michigan Law creates admissions-focused content for prospective law students, as indicated by video titles such as Welcome to the A2Z Vlog, LSAT Flex and Em Dashes, Personal Statements and Oxford Commas, Resume Interests and Em Dashes, and Authenticity in Personal Statements and Forte. The channel has 15K subscribers and uploads videos that average about 13.3K views per video, with recent examples ranging from 8.5K to 22.2K views.

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