Today’s practice LSAT logic game comes from our friends at Get Prepped LSAT Prep. To help you with your LSAT studying, try this Logic Game on your own, and then read on for the explanation of the solution. For applicants who … Continue reading
An article in the New York Times last month examined whether law students are being adequately prepared for the profession. Given the challenging economy, many law firms can no longer bill clients for work done by first or second year … Continue reading
The National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) has released a report stating that the number of female associates at top law firms has dwindled by one percent. The percentage of female first and second year associates is down to 47% … Continue reading
Anna Ivey, the founder of Ivey Consulting and former Dean of Admissions at University of Chicago Law School reiterates her point that addendum essays are about demonstrating judgment in this week’s guest post. Addendum Essays, Sweet-Talking, and Judgment by Anna Ivey … Continue reading
Hello there, and welcome to this week’s edition of Fridays from the Frontline, our weekly foray into the hearts and minds of law school blawgers. Per usual, the blawgers who have posted updated during the past week have covered a … Continue reading
Hi there and welcome to Fridays From the Frontline, Clear Admit’s weekly look into the blawgosphere. This week applicants and students covered topics ranging from laptops to designer clothing. Law School Dreamer hoped that her ailing laptop would make it … Continue reading
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