Posts in the Admissions Category
With the calendar turning to September, law school admissions counselors find themselves in a bit of a lull. They’re still coming down from the adrenaline rush of orientation and classes […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Audible We’re making a list and checking it twice! With applications open, we’re offering some tips and tricks on how to make an app list that works for you […]
With the incoming students arrived (hopefully in one piece!) and orientation complete (hopefully without incident!), law school admissions officers face one of their stranger time periods of the year. It’s […]
*Editor’s Note: At the time of this blog’s publication on August 21, Georgetown Law had announced that they had changed two of their optional responses on their application for the […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Audible Join the 7Sage admissions consulting staff for a panel discussion on applying to top law schools! From supplemental statements, to interviews, to early decision, the panel […]
With the calendar turning to the Ides of August, law school admissions officers are preparing for one of the most important moments of the entire recruitment cycle—orientation. In the coming […]
With the calendar having turned towards August and with law school admissions officers often turning from one computer monitor (showing their email inbox, in case any of their incoming students […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Audible Before diving into a few admissions headlines, we talk with Brigitte Suhr, 7Sage admissions consultant extraordinaire and practicing human/civil rights lawyer. Brigitte tells us about her experiences in […]
With both August and the new academic year on the horizon, law school admissions officers continue to prep for the coming year. They are finalizing their travel plans, updating their […]
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 […]