Posts in the Admissions Category
With the calendar turning from February to March, the only change for law school admissions offices is purely decorative—taking down the red-colored streamers and hanging up all their green material. […]
Welcome to 7Sage’s new weekly advice column, “Dear AO”! It’s a “Dear Abby”-style column where you can ask any question to former law school admissions officers. Each week, we’ll publish […]
If you’ve been out of school for a while—more than a year or two—your preparation for applying to law school might look a little different. Your GPA is set in […]
With Presidents’ Day in the rearview mirror, law school admissions officers are beginning one of their key stretches of the admissions cycle. Working backwards from the future to the present: […]
Announcing 7Sage’s new weekly advice column, “Dear AO”! It’s a “Dear Abby”-style column where you can ask any question to former law school admissions officers. Each week, we’ll publish our […]
By far, the biggest group of law school applicants are those applying after a year or two in the workforce. Applicants use this time to beef up résumés, dive into […]
After consuming their chocolates and turning back to their computers, law school admissions officers continue to review applications and make decisions—even sending out a few Valentines to students in the […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible This week on the 7Sage admissions podcast, we cover what many would argue is the most annoying part of the admissions process—waitlists. What do […]
With the calendar rolling over to February, groundhogs everywhere giving us some hope for an early spring, and Boston College Law sending out their first wave of decisions, we’re starting […]
If you’re going straight through from your undergraduate degree to law school, you’re in good company. Depending on the school and the year, you can expect at least a quarter […]