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Maximizing Your 3L Year of Law School
Some deem the third year of law school useless, but 3L year provides valuable opportunities to prepare for practice. Check out these tips for 3L success.
Strategies for a Successful Year of Law School
It's hard to shine in a sea of standouts. Here are 6 tips for making this year of law school a success.
What Law Students Can Do Now to Be Successful in Their Careers
Law school is a trial run for your future legal career. Here's the one piece of advice you can use now to best prepare for future career success.
21 Questions to Ask During a Legal Job Interview
The best way to show you're interested during a legal job interview is to ask thoughtful questions, not just ones you could easily find online.
What to Do in Law School to Actually Prepare To Be a Lawyer
Many legal scholars and law school professors like to say that law school is not a trade school. That is, law school may shape the way you to think...
Law Schools May Be Getting a Trump Bump
Law School Admission Appear to Be Getting a Trump Bump Trump bump. It’s fun to say. It’s fun to type. That’s probably why people have been using the...
How to Navigate OCI
Navigating the on-campus interview process can feel overwhelming and nerve-wracking. Paul Hastings’ Talent Acquisition Director, Cindy Hasson, shares tips on preparing for this unique hiring process.
Could a Two-Year JD Fix Law School?
Legal education took a major hit in the last economic downturn, and has basically been in an extended crisis for the last decade. Enrollment numbers...
Which Law School Grads Have the Most Debt?
While law school can be a good investment for some, if you don't land a high-paying job at a BigLaw firm, it could leave you in soul-crushing and life-altering debt. U.S. News & World Report recently released a list of schools whose graduates leave with the most paralyzing debt.
Is Harvard Trying to Kill the LSAT?
Harvard will start accepting the GRE in place of the LSAT this fall. We look at how that may attract a larger applicant pool and lead to the death of the LSAT.