It’s the dead of winter for many of us, but career planning and summer jobs are always on the minds of law students. That’s one reason our next podcast will feature some essential tips to inspire you to make connections that will help you throughout your career - and guide you on how to get started right now! You may be thinking, “I don’t know anyone,” but the fact is you do. Your peers, family, friends and professors should form the base for your…
The February 2011 bar exam is exactly one month and 16 days away. So, you’ve only got 47 days to learn every crevice of the law, including areas you didn’t even know existed (who thought you’d have to make a separate outline for Commercial Paper?). Forty-seven days probably seems like a long time. Why not wait a few more weeks to start studying – the passing odds are in your favor, right? I say no – don’t risk it.…
“Regrets, I’ve had a few…” crooned Frank Sinatra in the classic Paul Anka-penned tune, My Way. We all have regrets about 2010, and maybe you regret the December LSAT! If so, Manhattan LSAT will be reviewing the test in a free live online workshop on Tuesday, January 11th at 8pm EST. The LSAT geeks there will help us all figure out what can be learned from the test, and help set you straight for a re-take. Sign-up and get moving.
With tuition up and lawyer salaries stagnant, it?s more important than ever to choose a law school that delivers a good value. preLaw Magazine crunched the numbers to identify the cream of the crop for value. Even though Jennifer Keegan had gone to Florida State as an undergraduate, she wasn't ready to enter law school at the same university without looking around at other places. "I had a long list of 15 schools including private schools and…