
How To Best Prepare For Law School As A 0L
Some suggestions on what pre-law students should do to put themselves in the best position for success.
Some suggestions on what pre-law students should do to put themselves in the best position for success.
Follow my advice and your first year of law school will seem a lot less daunting.
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Where does a Career Services staffer fit in the broader universe of a law school?
Steps international LL.M. students can take beyond working with their Career Services Office to fully utilize and maximize their time in an American law school and in the U.S. in general.
What should you do if you find yourself no offered?
The first step a student should take to increase their chances of landing a summer offer is to research the employers.
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First and foremost, take advantage of the information available to you.
Rest assured that like the rest of the law school, Career Services will be working through the heat of the summer.
Second only to GPA, journal membership is the most important part of your résumé when it comes to landing a legal job.
If you just submitted your last exam but are not sure from where your first paycheck will come, here are some tips.
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Hanging out with law school career-services people was a hell of an experience.
This post is less of a 1L "survival guide" and more of an umbrella for 1Ls drowning in BS.
What are the top five law schools where students were "very satisfied" with career counseling and job search help?
This is one of the juiciest and most prestigious accidental data dumps we've seen yet. Which law school did it?