So You Got Your Grades, Now What? (Part II — The Bad News)
What happens to students who had a weak academic showing?
So You Got Your Grades, Now What? (Part I: The Good News)
Take advantage of your high GPA while you can and lock in as many employment opportunities as possible.
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The Recruiting Game Done Changed
All of the timelines and guideposts that served as the foundation of entry-level recruiting have been eliminated.
Welcome To The Biglaw Holiday Party, Law Students
Take advantage of free food and drink, but also be mindful of your personal limits.
The Legal Mental Health Crisis Hits Home
From the perspective of Career Services, the mental health crisis unfolding that has unfolded in the legal community is hard to ignore.
How Law Students Can Stop Screwing Up Their Alumni Networking Emails
How can you ask a complete stranger for a job . . . without asking for a job? It's pretty simple.
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
December 1: The Date All 1Ls Who Want To Work In Biglaw Should Be Prepared For
What does this date really mean in the legal recruiting cycle?
3 Years In: What I’ve Learned About Working In Career Services
Students often do not come to law school with an understanding of how the legal job market -- or even the legal industry in general -- operates.
Professional Development For Law Students
How can students best take advantage of their school’s professional development programming?
Striking Out At OCI: What Happens Now?
Striking out during OCI only means that you have to adjust your job search strategy.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
How To Say No To A Job Offer
Be quick, be polite, and be firm when saying no.
Essential OCI Advice For LL.M. Students
A close relationship with your Career Services Office will help maximize your chances of landing a position.
Being A Summer Associate Is The Best Job You’ll Have In The Legal Industry
It's basically like sleepaway camp, but you get paid insanely well and the food is a lot better.
If You Want To Get A Job, Help Career Services Help You
Tell your CSO about your career goals and, more importantly, tell them if and when those goals change.
The Law School Career Services Office: Where Dreams (Or Nightmares) Begin
The career services office is an entity that has taken on a newfound importance in the post-recession legal economy.