The best study aids available for law students
THE NATIONAL JURIST — What makes a great study aid? The answer may be different for each student. Some like aids that provide more depth, and some prefer brevity. It’s a personal choice, and you need to examine a variety of methods before making a decision.
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BUSINESS INSIDER — It’s no secret that law school can be pricey. But is that price tag worth it for the earning potential you could enjoy later on? That’s a question many potential law school students have to ask themselves.
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U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Grades are one of the two most important factors in law school admissions, along with standardized test scores on the LSAT or GRE.
Read More about A look at how law schools evaluate applicant’s gradesArizona State University Law professor Chad Noreuil shares advice to help law students refocus before exams
THE NATIONAL JURIST — At the end of every class, I give my students a “Two Minutes of Zen” talk — advice for navigating the ups and downs of law school. One of the talks my students seem to remember most is what I call the “Maybe Mindset,” which starts with the Taoist story of…
Read More about Arizona State University Law professor Chad Noreuil shares advice to help law students refocus before examsBoston College Law student Samanthan Perlman wins preliminary mayoral election in Marlborough
THE HEIGHTS — Third-year Boston College Law School student Samanthan Perlman won the preliminary mayoral election for Marlborough, Mass. on Tuesday night, advancing her and fellow candidate Christian Dumais to the general election on Nov. 7.
Read More about Boston College Law student Samanthan Perlman wins preliminary mayoral election in MarlboroughUniversity at Buffalo Law welcomes first members of Scholars at Risk fellowship program
UBNOW — An internationally known scholar facing immediate persecution in his native Ethiopia. A former tenured professor of early modern Ottoman history who was harassed, taken into custody and put on trial by a threatening Turkish government apparatus. These two scholars are the first who have joined the UB faculty as part of the university’s…
Read More about University at Buffalo Law welcomes first members of Scholars at Risk fellowship programUC Berkeley Law Center for Law and Work hosts labor activist at kickoff event
BERKELEY LAW — As much as Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher likes seeing young people’s surging interest in the labor movement, she loathes the reason for it.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law Center for Law and Work hosts labor activist at kickoff eventUC Irvine Law launches ‘3+3’ accelerated degree program for UC Irvine humanities students
UCI LAW — Qualified recipients will receive $30,000 per year at UCI Law and, if enrolled in the 3+3 Program, could earn their B.A. and J.D. degrees in six years, as opposed to the traditional seven.
Read More about UC Irvine Law launches ‘3+3’ accelerated degree program for UC Irvine humanities studentsCampbell Law hosts swearing-in ceremony for 2023 graduates
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — Twenty-one recent Campbell Law School graduates participated in the annual swearing-in ceremony at the law school on Friday, Oct. 6, hosted by the Campbell Law Alumni Association.
Read More about Campbell Law hosts swearing-in ceremony for 2023 graduatesCase Western Reserve Law hosts judge Shalanda Baker to discuss energy justice
CASE WESTERN RESERVE SCHOOL OF LAW — The Honorable Shalanda H. Baker, director of the Office of Economic Impact and Diversity at the U.S. Department of Energy, joined the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law for a conversation on her work promoting and overseeing the federal government’s energy justice initiatives.
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