Looking for law school scholarship tips that work? Law Preview gives you the best tips for scholarship applicants. Now that the excitement of gaining admission to law school has passed and your seat deposit(s) have been submitted, reality begins to set in — you’re going to have to pony up some serious money for your […]
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Law school is unlike any other academic experience out there. You might even find that the methods you used in undergrad no longer work when you start your 1L year. Preparing for law school can mean the difference between top 1L grades or flunking out. That’s why we created Law Preview. Law Preview gives you
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It’s no secret that law school is expensive, and the thought of how you’re going to pay for it may cause you to lose sleep at night. But have no fear — scholarships are here. When it comes to scholarships, our best advice to incoming law students is to start applying for as many of
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Almost every law student starts their 1L year worrying about how they’re going to pay for it. We get it, law school is expensive. That’s why applying for scholarships ASAP is essential to lessening your law school debt. But aside from the cost of tuition, law student life can get pretty pricey, too. Here are
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When I saw this negative thread about law school prep courses on Reddit, I got a lump in my throat. Instantly, my life’s work was invalidated and I was essentially branded a snake oil salesman. It happens every year around this time — people without any idea about what we do, opine that a law
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If you attend law school — especially a school like University of Chicago Law School where Law and Economics envelopes the pedagogy — you’ll learn that by applying economic theory to the analysis of law, theorists can explain: the effect of laws, which legal rules are reasonable and economically efficient, and, ultimately, accurately predict the
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Unfortunately, yes. It’s well documented that the vast majority of law firm recruiting takes place during the fall semester of law students’ second year, and first year (1L) grades are all that legal employers have at their disposal at the time when deciding which students to hire into their summer associate programs. What may not
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Law school is expensive, which is why you should be applying for scholarships now. The Admissions Dean Scholarship Finder features hundreds of law school scholarships, allowing you to filter your results to help you find scholarships most applicable to you. These 5 important tips will help you win that scholarship you applied for, so you can stress
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You’ve taken the LSAT and applied for law school. Now what? While you wait to hear back about your admissions status, it’s a good time to start thinking about how you’re going to pay for law school. Start with AdmissionsDean.com, your resource for pre-law advice and scholarship assistance. Below, we’ll walk you through the free account
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