Friday Links: Top 100 Law Firms, Law School Grading, and More!
Hoping LSAT scores are released soon!
Still looking for something to do while you wait for LSAC to release the June 2013 LSAT scores? Check out this week’s roundup of great tips and news about law school and the legal profession:
10 Things Every Summer Associate Needs to Know (The Careerist)
Here are 10 essential tips from Sheryl Sandberg’s book, Lean In—Women, Work and the Will to Lead, that apply to lawyers (both men and women) and summer associates.
Vault Law 100 (Vault)
The 2014 Vault Law 100 is here. Nearly 17,000 law associates rated law firms based on a scale of 1 to 10 based on prestige.
Law Firms Hiring! (JD Journal)
Law School graduates can expect better returns, better job opportunities, and overall more hiring by larger firms, says JD Journal.
10 Surprising Things I Learned in Law School (Parade)
Attorney Vibeke Norgaard Martin and Matthew Frederick (creator, editor, and illustrator of the 101 Things I Learned series) offer insights into the world of law that can benefit everyone.
Can Law School Grading Be More Fair? (Above the Law)
Above the Law considers the proposals of one law professor who has thought through some modest ways to make grading exams “something less of a random crapshoot.”
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