As the October LSAT approaches, you’ve no doubt spent some of your dwindling spare time daydreaming about what law school is going to be like. How much reading do you actually have to do? Are all professors as mean as…
It’s time to lay down some LSAT law. What do I mean by LSAT law? If you’re currently studying for the LSAT (or considering doing so and wondering why the hell you have to take it to get into law…
If you’re considering attending law school or have recently embarked upon your 1L year, the specter of cost has no doubt reared its ugly head. Yes kids, a legal education is expensive (as any graduate education can be). It’s only…
If you’ve spent the past year reveling in senioritis or spending your days off from work doing nothing but drinking and sleeping, you officially suck. You are also in for a bit of shock to your system when you have…
The first day, let alone the first week of any type of school can be daunting for even the most stouthearted of students. Remember when you made the transition from elementary to middle school? You had to ask yourself things…
Why Law School Extra-Curriculars Are Worth It Alright you little 1L-to-be, it’s time to perk up those ears (or eyes in this case) and pay attention. I know you’re already cowering in fear at the thought of all the studying…
Law Dating: High School All Over Again Maybe you were the assiduous loner in college, spending all your waking hours trying to make the Dean’s List. Maybe you became so ensconced in LSAT study that your relationship disintegrated. Maybe you…
What to Expect Your Second Year of Law School If you’re a 1L right now, finals are probably about two months away. This means a couple things. Firstly, you’re probably lamenting the fact that you didn’t start outlining sooner. But…
Applicant Ennui: What to Do While You’re Waiting to Hear From Law Schools Everyone you know is at least mildly perturbed with you right now. They’re tired of hearing about how “So-and-so already got into Law Schools ‘X,’ ‘Y’ and…
Uses for Law School Books: Article by Alex Davis, Blueprint instructor and graduate of UCLA law school. It’s one of the great conspiracies of graduate education, and law school is no exception. Evil textbook publishers hire your professors to write…