Reminder: DOJ And Other Honors Program Applications Are Due Soon
The size of the DOJ Honors Program is significantly smaller this time around, so the process should be especially competitive.
The size of the DOJ Honors Program is significantly smaller this time around, so the process should be especially competitive.
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Just a friendly reminder to our 3L and law clerk readers: if you're interested in the Honors Program of the U.S. Department of Justice, you need to submit your application materials very soon -- about a week from now. (And note that the Labor Day holiday falls during this period, which could affect your ability to obtain transcripts or contact references.) We wish you good luck -- because you'll definitely need it....