Posts in the Admissions Category
Back in their offices with a little peace and quiet before students arrive for the coming academic term, law school admissions officers continue to read files, convene their committees, and […]
With the holidays over, admissions officers are taking down their lights, packing away their ornaments, and turning towards the grim reality facing them—January represents the thick of “reading season.” There […]
As the days grow their darkest and coldest, a beacon of hope cuts through the gloom to harken the arrival of hope. Yea, warily, look to the Midwest—to your social […]
This is the first installment of Inside Admissions, a new 7Sage series that walks you through the most important parts of applying to law school, from choosing when to take […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible On today’s episode, join us for a roundtable with law school admissions deans from across the country led by Tajira McCoy, 7Sage consultant and […]
As the holiday shopping days dwindle, law school admissions officers continue to be deep in their figurative coal mines—reading applications, coordinating review committees, and trying their best to get as […]
With temperatures falling and radio stations switching formats over to holiday music, law school admissions officers are continually reminded that they only have two and a half working weeks remaining […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible During this year’s admissions cycle, there have been some major changes to the application instructions at many law schools. On today’s episode, Jake, Brigitte, […]
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror and snow descending on a solid part of the country, law school admissions officers are back to file reading and are pushing full speed […]
With leaves falling more steadily and trips to the grocery store for the one-time-per-year stock-up on cranberry sauce and sweet potatoes happening, law school admissions officers are furtively reviewing applications […]