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fromAbove the Law
1 week ago

3 Questions For A Law School Admissions Expert (Part II) - Above the Law

Strategic, honest narratives showing maturation and realistic commitment to law practice significantly improve applicants' chances with admissions committees.
Law
fromAbove the Law
2 weeks ago

Everyone's Law School Journey Is Unique - Above the Law

Choose law school based on career goals, costs, location, practical exposure to lawyers, and diverse perspectives rather than rankings or test scores alone.
fromAbove the Law
3 weeks ago

3 Questions For A Law School Admissions Expert (Part I) - Above the Law

If you know someone who's applied to law school in the past 10 years, it's likely you've heard of 7Sage. They've been the largest source for LSAT study materials since developing the first modern, online-first LSAT course. In recent years, they've added in-person classes and a multimillion-dollar tutoring program for law school hopefuls. As readers of these pages know, the need for 7Sage's services is booming, commensurate with the surge
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 month ago

Bay Area events calendar for Oct. 24-30 weekly editions

A variety of educational, career, cultural, and family-friendly Bay Area events offer learning, networking, and seasonal activities with some requiring registration or fees.
Higher education
fromAbove the Law
3 months ago

ABA Invites Schools To Accept Law School Applicants Without Requiring LSAT Scores - Above the Law

The ABA extended the deadline allowing law schools to request variances to admit students without LSAT scores, potentially permitting up to 100% test-optional admissions.
Law
fromAbove the Law
5 months ago

The Number Of Law Students Admitted Based On GRE Scores Is Growing - Above the Law

The LSAT is still the primary admissions test for law schools, but GRE usage is increasing.
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fromAbove the Law
7 months ago

Cringe Reverse Discrimination Group Hijacks Michigan Law Listserv To Ask Students To Sprinkle A Little Fraud In Their Personal Statements - Above the Law

FASORP criticizes Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives in law school admissions, claiming they disadvantage certain groups under the guise of merit.
Law
fromAbove the Law
7 months ago

Law School Cutting Scholarships For Students Who Don't Commit Fast Enough? - Above the Law

Law schools are manipulating financial offers to control student enrollment, undermining trust in the admissions process.
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