Advice on paying for law school for applicants and their parents
FORBES — Thinking about heading to law school next year? Then get a coffee maker. Though the median starting salaries for graduates of Yale Law, Harvard Law, Stanford Law and other T14 schools are close to $200,000, for the three years it takes to earn a JD the cost of each Grande Caffe Latte that…
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AMERICAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM — When preparing for a legal career, aligning your LSAT prep with your long-term goals and the specific area of law you want to specialize in is crucial. Specialization in law can significantly shape your career path.
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LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX PODCAST — Today, we’re focusing on how to actually write an exam answer.
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U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — In the practice of law, details matter. A misplaced comma could spark a multimillion-dollar contract dispute. Sloppy writing, misread instructions or a missed deadline could potentially cost clients their freedom or their livelihood.
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U.S NEWS & WORLD REPORT — As outside temperatures drop in the fall, many law school applicants feel the heat as they wrap up their applications. Whether they are rushing to meet early decision deadlines or striving to stay ahead of the pack, the pressure to submit their applications can feel unbearable.
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BLUE TOAD — So you want a job in international law? You’re not alone. It’s one of the most popular practice areas out there.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — During my senior year of high school, I applied to dozens of colleges, eager to finally prove to myself that I could “make it out” of my low-income neighborhood.
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NATIONAL JURIST — I am in my zoom drop-in office hours. All of the seniors are asking me a variation of the same question: What should I be doing now, to maximize my chances of admission to my top law schools?
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REUTERS — Law firm summer programs are now over, but lessons can still be gleaned from the experience that are invaluable for associates starting at law firms this fall.
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LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX — Today, we’re talking about being realistic about which jobs you’d be a good candidate for and choosing the right option, while neither selling yourself short nor aiming too high.
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