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Financing Your Law School Education

Monday, October 27th, 2008

Getting a law degree is never cheap. That’s why law schools may offer scholarships to students or establish their own financial assistance programs. For law students who need additional funding in pursuing law education, here are some good options:
Financial assistance based on need
Law schools could offer support to students who urgently needs financial help to [...]

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Time Management Tips in Law School

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

Some may claim that once you become a law student, you may say good bye to life. But with effective time management, you can surely squeeze in some time for your friends, family, and other fun activities. You just need to know which comes first and how to maximize the use of time. How? Here [...]

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Guide to US Law School Curriculum

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

Most ABA-accredited law schools have similar curriculum to offer during the freshman year. But when law school students get to their second year, more choices would be given, all depending on the focus of interest and the field of specialization the student is eying for.
To get you closer to your choice of specialization, go for [...]

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Top Five Reasons Why You Want to Become A Lawyer

Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008

A kick-ass personal statement may get you a slot in the law schools of your choice no matter what your grades are. But for your personal statement to be effective, you may need to read some sample law school personal statements and use them as guides. You must also cite a few realistic, genuine and [...]

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