Welcome back to Trivia Tuesday, Clear Admit’s weekly peek into a leading law school program. Today we are considering the University of Chicago Law School’s weekly colloquia, known as Workshops, for which J.D. and LL.M. students can earn credit. Workshops … Continue reading
This year Columbia made changes to its traditional first-year curriculum: no longer consisting solely of required courses, students now have a chance to choose from seven new elective courses in creating their spring schedules. Dean David M. Schizer, also the … Continue reading
Announced Thursday, Duke University School of Law will begin a new degree program aimed at synthesizing legal theory and principles of business innovation. Beginning in the fall, the Law and Entrepreneurship LL.M. Program will include courses on innovation, intellectual property, … Continue reading
Hi there, and welcome to a brand new installment of Fridays From the Frontline, Clear Admit’s weekly waltz through the ‘blawgosphere.’ This week summer jobs were on many first years’ minds while other bloggers were making changes to their sites, … Continue reading
In this week’s Trivia Tuesday, we outlined the unique application process at Yale Law School, as the scholarly program relies on its full 60-person permanent faculty to review and rate applicants. Additionally, a post this week on the (203) Admissions … Continue reading
A law school degree is no longer the “Golden Ticket” to success and wealth it once was, a recent New York Times article suggests. Prior to the economic recessions, law school graduates joining large firms could expect to receive regular … Continue reading
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