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Top Law Schools in Maine
Interested in studying criminal justice or law enforcement? How about business law? Or maybe human rights law? From the sparkling beaches of Kennebunkport to the award-winning culinary scene in Portland to jaw-dropping landscapes in Acadia National Park, Maine is increasingly finding its way onto many tourists’ itineraries. If those characteristics appeal to you as well, […]
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How I Navigated Law School Admissions: Saman’s Story
My first impressions of the law school admissions process were the posts I saw on social media, often starting with “I’m thrilled to announce” or “I’m excited to share that I have been accepted to [insert dream school here].” These posts, typically uploaded at the end of a lengthy and complex application cycle, provide us […]
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How to Prep for a Law School Interview
After you’ve wrapped up your LSAT prep, crushed your LSAT, and applied to law school comes one more hurdle: the law school interview! The law school interview is unique from most other typical interviews. The law school interview is primarily designed to investigate prospective student potential, interest in the law school, and potential fit within […]
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Should I Take the LSAT or the GRE for Law School?
That’s a good question. As of 2016, some law schools are now accepting the GRE or the LSAT from prospective law students. Since either exam could be a good choice, let’s look at the pros and cons of each test in terms of law school admissions. The LSAT is the “standard” law school admissions test. […]
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Top Law Schools in Kentucky
Kentucky is a southeastern state with a lot of activity, including horse racing, automobile manufacturing, bluegrass music, college basketball, moonshine and bourbon—in fact, 95% of the world’s bourbon is made in Kentucky. The culture of Kentucky is considered blended. The state is mostly Southern, but with Midwest and Southern Appalachia influences. Kentucky is bound by […]
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Top Law Schools in Kansas
There’s more to Kansas than wheat, oil and that cyclone scene from “The Wizard of Oz.” Named after an American Indian tribe that lived in the region 12,000 years ago, Kansas is known as the “Air Capital of the World” because of its contribution to the aircraft industry. This Midwestern state, bordered by Nebraska, Missouri, […]
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Top Law Schools in Iowa
Attend law school with rolling plains and cornfields in the background. Iowa is located in the heart of the corn belt and is home to two highly ranked law schools by US News and World Report. For historical context, Iowa supported the Union during the Civil War and voted heavily for Abraham Lincoln, so there […]
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Top Law Schools in Indiana
Indiana is the 38th largest state by area and the 17th most populous. Its capital and largest city is Indianapolis and even though you might equate the Midwest with common sense, Indiana happens to be home to some antiquated laws, like the one that stipulates a person may not enter a movie house, theater or […]
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Top Law Schools in Idaho
The best potato salad and law school—welcome to college in Idaho. This northwestern U.S. state is as green as Ireland with a mountainous landscape, swaths of wilderness and the most fertile land for harvesting potatoes. Forget ramen while studying! Replace with various forms of potato—salad, fries, baked, insert your preference—because Idaho has a reputation for […]
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Top Law Schools In Hawaii
Aloha! If surfing while studying is more your style, consider this top Law School in Hawaii. Sun, sea and a law degree is all the mahalo you’ll need to ride out that student life in one of the most gorgeous surroundings on planet Earth. Keep reading to find out what it takes to complete your […]
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