Monthly Archives: November 2009

“Financing Law School” Giveaway: Twitter Contest! Enter for a chance to win a free copy of Accepted’s essential guide to “Financing Your Future” in our Twitter contest! We’re giving away three copies of Accepted.com’s new Ebook Financing Your Future: Winning Fellowships, Scholarships and Awards for Grad School, by Linda Abraham and Rebecca Blustein. In Financing Your Future, an instantly downloadable Ebook, Linda Abraham and Rebecca Blustein reveal practical, hands-on advice to help you complete your fellowship, scholarship, and award applications and obtain those…

You can listen now to our new podcast, Financing Your JD: How to Pay for Law School, which runs down what you need to know about paying for your law school education. In this segment, Law School Podcaster Host/Producer, Bonnie Petrie, spoke to Stephen Brown, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services at Fordham School of Law and Mark Kantrowitz, the publisher of two essential financial aid information and planning websites FinAid.org and Fastweb.organd had them break down the different financing options available to law…

Our next show, “Financing Your JD” runs down what you need to know about paying for your law school education. In this segment, Law School Podcaster Host/Producer, Bonnie Petrie, had our experts break it all down for listeners. In our recent blog post, we previewed some of the information we cover in this show about “free money resources.” Tune into the show to hear our experts cover the landscape on all the different loans options available, and…

Our next show, “Financing Your JD” runs down what you need to know about paying for your law school education. In this segment, Law School Podcaster Host/Producer, Bonnie Petrie, spoke to Stephen Brown, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services at Fordham School of Law and Mark Kantrowitz, the publisher of two essential financial aid information and planning websites FinAid.org and Fastweb.org. These experts detail the many financing options that will help you pay for law school and, not surprisingly, a lot of the…

Here are the answers to Atlas LSAT’s Logic Games Challenge #16: Composite Board: (1)E (2)C (3)B (4)C (5)A (6)B (7)E. Good luck with the next challenge!

It’s a busy time right now for those of you working on your law school applications. One frequent question we hear over and over again from applicants is “when is the best time to submit my law school application?” When is the best time to get that application in front of the admissions committee? Is there any significance to timing? Would you like to hear what some of the Deans of Admissions at the law schools you…

Every 2 weeks, our friends at Atlas LSAT Test Prep post a new Logic Game Challenge, and follow up with the answer when the next challenge is posted. Law School Podcaster will post these bi-weekly challenges on our blog so our listeners can join in! Are you ready for the challenge? Atlas LSAT Logic Game Challenge #16:Composite Board Atlas Industries is constructing composite boards that include at least 6 but no more than 7 layers. The materials that are…

Coming Soon to Law School Podcaster’s Blog… From their Hall of Fame & Archive, THE LOGIC GAME CHALLENGE, brought to you by our friends at Atlas LSAT Test Prep. Every two weeks, Atlas LSAT Test Prepposts a “Logic Game Challenge” on their blog and follows up with the answer when the next game is posted. Law School Podcaster will be reprinting the LSAT Logic Game Challenge, and we will follow up with the answers, so that our listeners…

The following post is from our friends at Atlas LSAT Test Prep. You’ve taken the LSAT! Hoorah . . . but how did you do? If you’re one of the many folks considering whether to re-take or not, you should take a look at this blog post. One interesting development in the latest LSATs is the introduction of a new strain of question in logic games. The LSAT has begun to ask which rule change would have no effect…