Friday Links: Practice Exams, LSAT Scores At Top Law Schools, & More!
Happy Friday! Here is a roundup of some of our favorite news articles and law school tips from the week:
Harvard’s Still Hard to Get Into, Law School Promises (The Wall Street Journal Law Blog)
Students wondering whether to take the plunge into law school may want to consider this: the evaporating pool of applicants could boost their chances of getting into Harvard.
LSAT Sanity: Stop Taking So Many Practice Tests! (Part 2) (jdMission)
What are the Do’s and Don’ts of getting the most out of your practice tests? Here is Part 2 of jdMission’s series.
Are Fully Online Programs a Viable Choice for Law Schools? (Lawyerist)
As everything has raced towards the virtual, including getting a degree online, law has unsurprisingly lagged behind.
LSAT Scores at Top Law Schools Hold Steady Amid Applicant Plunge (The Wall Street Journal Law Blog)
Given that the most competitive undergraduate schools are pumping out fewer prospective lawyers, you might assume that the nation’s top law schools are enrolling less competitive students.
Should The Obama Rankings Be Applied To Law Schools? (Above the Law)
Obama hopes to tie the Obama Rankings to federal financial aid: schools that perform well will have a larger pool of federal money to dole out to students, while schools that perform poorly will have less.
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