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The short answer is “no.” It’s never too late to go to law school. You can have a great experience, have fun, and succeed as an attorney regardless of age.
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In this blog post, we’ll dive into the world of outside scholarships, a valuable source of financial support for prospective law school applicants and current law students. Whether you’re looking to reduce the financial burden of your legal education or exploring opportunities to make it more affordable, this catch-all term encompasses a wide range of…
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Law is among the most popular academic disciplines in the United States and the world. This is mainly because it leads to plenty of lucrative opportunities, both inside and outside the courtroom. Attorneys, mediators, prosecutors, legal advisors, judges, detectives, contract administrators, and law enforcement agents require solid legal education. Therefore, studying law is a great way…
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Questions To Ask During A Law School Campus Visit Getting to law school is a significant investment. Therefore, you should apply and join a school that reflects your expectations. There are several factors to consider, such as tuition, job placement statistics, scholarships, and location, to name a few. To get a better glimpse of what…
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Congratulations on your selection to attend your law school admission interview! You may be well-prepared for the interview, but there’s one thing that you’re probably worried about: What should I wear to my admission interview? Of course, dressing dictates your first impression, considering that’s what your interviewers will see once you enter the room. Therefore, you…
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So, what exactly is a gap year? At its core, a gap year is a pause, a moment of reflection and exploration following your undergraduate journey.
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First and foremost, it’s crucial to understand that being placed on a waitlist is not the end of the road—it’s an opportunity for further engagement with your dream school.
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Maine’s ongoing struggle to provide adequate legal representation for indigent residents has faced another setback as a proposed settlement to improve the state’s public defender system was rejected by a judge. In a recent ruling, Justice Michaela Murphy declined to approve a second proposed settlement aimed at addressing the deficiencies in Maine’s system for providing…
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The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) has undergone significant changes in recent years, prompting questions and concerns among prospective law school applicants. With alterations such as the removal of the logic games section and the introduction of new test formats, many students are left wondering how to adapt their preparation strategies. To shed light on…
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It’s perfectly fine for college students to arrive on campus with only fuzzy ideas about their careers. Many U.S. colleges provide a liberal arts education that promotes and rewards intellectual curiosity and versatility. College students often change their major, try out a wide range of courses and deepen their intellect through the cross-fertilization of different…
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