Posts in the Admissions Category
With July days now beginning with the digit “2,” orientation is just three to four weeks away for most law schools. This means that law school AdComms are balancing the […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Audible It’s obvious that US News rankings are a huge deal that law schools care about … but do they really? Joining us on this episode is Evan Didier, […]
Now that law school admissions officers have returned from the Washington, D.C. Law Forum and are hopefully done refamiliarizing themselves with how to navigate their university’s travel reimbursement forms, they […]
A few years ago, an applicant asked me to look at his materials from the previous cycle. He had the kind of pedigree that makes an admissions officer’s heart race: […]
Refreshed from their day off for the Fourth of July (or, if they played their cards right with vacation time, a four-day weekend), law school admissions officers hit a hard […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Audible One of the trickier things to decide during a law school admissions journey is when and if to retake the LSAT. How do you balance your […]
As law school admissions officers load up on sunscreen and charcoal while waiting for the end of the week, we—the general law school admissions fans of which there are no […]
Looking for the July 3 blog? Click here. With last week’s heat wave finally breaking over the eastern half of the United States, law school AdComms are spending the week […]
As this blog comes back to action from its own vacation, law school admissions officers are largely doing the same. Since their professional calendar is tied to the academic calendar, […]
Your GPA is an important part of your application, but it doesn’t tell your whole academic story. Law school admissions officers also take a close look at other aspects of […]