Friday Links: Improving Law School Grades, Staying Sane in Law School, and More!
If you’re registered for the February 2013 LSAT in the Northeast this Saturday, be sure to check www.LSAC.org for the latest updates about the predicted blizzard.
Happy Friday and good luck to everyone taking the February LSAT tomorrow! Here’s our weekly roundup of law school news and advice:
Law School News—Optimistic and Smug (The Careerist)
Vivia Chen from The Careerist shares some optimistic thoughts on why it’s still a good idea to pursue a J.D. She also discusses how the crop of new law schools is booming.
One Flew Over the Law School: 10 Sanity-Saving Strategies (The Girl’s Guide to Law School)
This week The Girl’s Guide to Law School shared a guest post from a 3L, who offers some invaluable tips for being successful and staying sane in law school.
Law Schools Changing with the Economy (The Post and Courier)
The decline in applicants has forced some law schools to make some changes. Catch up with the latest news on how law schools will be spending their money.
How to Improve Your Grades at Law School (Law Actually)
Whether you’re already in law school or planning to attend in the future, this post from Law Actually is great for anyone looking for some advice on how to earn high marks.
There are Not Too Many Lawyers (Huffington Post College)
Huffington Post’s Will Foster squashes the claim that there are currently too many lawyers. Foster particularly discusses the value of lawyers and their exceptional problem solving abilities.
Did we miss your favorite story from the week? Let us know what you’ve been reading in the comments or tweet @manhattanlsat