Rounding up this week’s news updates to stories we’ve been following, Washington and Lee University School of Law announced that Mark Grunewald has been named interim dean, effective July 1. He has been a faculty member since 1976 and even … Continue reading
Hi there, and welcome to Fridays From the Frontline! Each week the Clear Admit team delves into the ‘blawgosphere’ to find the latest news, opinions, and experiences of law school applicants and students. This week bloggers were up to a … Continue reading
Late-February is a notoriously stressful time for law school applicants. Although some applicants have begun to hear back from programs regarding their candidacy, February marks the crunch-time for reading applications at law school admissions offices. The anxiety caused by the … Continue reading
On its website Monday, Columbia Law School announced that a new fellowship is available to its graduates who want to work on issues of women’s land and property rights in developing countries. The two-year postgraduate fellowship is offered through the … Continue reading
Law school applicants range from current college seniors to those who have been out of college and working for several years. Today we’d like to offer some guidance to those applicants who have been in the working world for a … Continue reading
A detailed article in The National Law Journal Monday outlined the discussion among law school leaders that has arisen since a shift toward “outcome-based” ABA accreditation standards has been proposed. The article labeled the proposal “the most significant change to … Continue reading
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