By Thomas Phillips | October 28, 2021
"Seek law school because you truly have an interest in being a lawyer. ... Law is a profession, and the hours can be grueling, especially during trials. Loving what you do makes all the difference."
By Avalon Zoppo | October 20, 2021
First-generation law school students are worse off in the job market after graduating compared to their peers who have at least one parent or guardian with a law degree, according to the new data.
By Allison Dunn | September 22, 2021
Respondents were asked to reflect on their understanding of the legal profession, the cost of law school, and their earning and academic potential at the time they entered law school.
By Richard Binder | December 10, 2020
From the necessity of the bar exam to the likelihood of the return to pre-pandemic norms, the participants offered a frank discussion on where legal education should (and shouldn't) be headed in the days to come.
By Renee Griffin | April 10, 2020
The desire to blame someone is widespread. Faulting a person or institution is much easier than accepting the tragic reality, much of which is beyond anyone's control.
By Karen Sloan | March 26, 2020
The online forum Reddit has emerged as a place for law students to share info about their school's grading policies, express their worries and swap advice amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
By Karen Sloan | March 25, 2020
The University of Chicago Law School on Tuesday became the first top law school to say it will retain traditional grading for the spring semester, while many peer schools have moved to pass/fail grading.
By Hugh A. Simons | March 21, 2020
Law school grads are about to face a very different hiring climate in Big Law than they expected a few months ago. Hugh A. Simons gives insight into what is happening in the minds of those making hiring decisions and what law grads should do to improve their situation.
By Leigh Jones | Vanessa Blum | March 13, 2020
In this episode, we explore law student activism, and how future attorneys attending law schools at Harvard, Yale, New York University and elsewhere are using their leverage to protest policies and practices.
By Renee Griffin | February 3, 2020
With the path from law school to political power notoriously well-paved, it's worth asking: What does law school do to a person's politics?
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