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Loan Forgiveness for Public Interest Lawyers

Posted on September 27, 2007
Here is some great news for law students and law school graduates entering public interest law jobs (government, non-profit, etc.). This includes public defenders, city prosecutors, federal government lawyers, attorneys at non-profit and charity organizations, and a variety of similarly situated law school graduates...

Law School has Law Student Blog Directory

Posted on September 27, 2007
Regent University School of Law has a web page listing its law students’ blogs. This was the first time I had seen a law school that published a list of blogs run by its law students. Does your law school have a blog directory listing law students’ blogs? If so, please leave a comment here with [...

How Much Do Solo Practice Lawyers Earn?

Posted on September 24, 2007
When Law Student posted How Much are New Lawyers? Salaries?, the author of the Build A Solo Practice blog pointed out that the chart failed to present salary statistics for solo practitioners (attorneys practicing on their own rather than part of a multi-lawyer firm)...

Lawyer Salary Increases Compared to Law Student Debt

Posted on September 21, 2007
After Law Student posted How Much are New Lawyers? Salaries?, the author of the Build A Solo Practice blog responded with this observation: What would be an interesting statistic is the ratio of salary to debt service for law school. She then presents information regarding the ratio of salary to debt here: Increasing law school debt compared [...

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Free 1L Review Courses

Posted on September 18, 2007
Legal Andrew just launched a contest that might be of interest to law students. Through a partnership with Law Study Systems, law students can get free licenses to their Essentials review courses (a $90 value). There are two ways to enter: write a blog review (you must have a blog) OR post a comment response (anyone can [...

How Much are New Lawyers? Salaries?

Posted on September 17, 2007
Wonder how much you can earn when you graduate from law school? NALP surveyed law school graduates from 1992 to 2006 and published what the average attorney was paid. The numbers are interesting. In 2006, the average starting salary for an attorney at a small firm (2-10 attorneys) was $50,000...

Law School Resources for 1L Law Students - Part 2

Posted on September 17, 2007
�Here are some more useful resources for first-year law students (1Ls): Exams and Other Fun Topics General Study Skills Sites Courses in the First Year Research Tips and Guides Study Strategies Property?How the Law Student?s Tackle It Managing Law School Competition New Law School Students? Most Common Questions Recommended Study Aids & Commercial Outlines (or get free law school outlines) Law Student Computer Buying Tips: [...

Law School Resources for 1L Law Students - Part 1

Posted on September 14, 2007
Here are some good resources for first-year law students (1Ls): Adjusting to Law School Life Best Law School Books Law School Subject Outlines Should I Make My Own Outlines? How to Outline a Law School Class Best Study Aids for New Law [...

Get Great Law School Grades without Reading as Many Cases

Posted on September 09, 2007
To get good grades, do you have to read the cases? How much should I use law school subject outlines? These are questions that many law students wonder. Curious about these questions, I did an informal poll Copyright © 2008 Law Student. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only...

1L Law School Tips and Blogs

Posted on September 05, 2007
Welcome to school first-year law students! You are about to experience a surge of conflicting emotions: excitement, fear, insecurity, intrigue, stress, pride, and ultimately, relief when it is all over. The worst part may be not knowing how to handle every challenge that is thrown at you...

TopLawStudent has New Name: LawStudent .tv

Posted on September 03, 2007
In an effort to become more search engine friendly, TopLawStudent.com has been changed to LawStudent.tv. The new name will increase exposure to people searching for “law student” on Google, which should allow more law students find the site and quickly obtain law school exams, law school outlines, law school exam tips, and advice for improving law [...

NY Bar Exam Glitch

Posted on September 01, 2007
The essays of 400 law students taking the New York bar exam were incomplete. reported the New York Law Journal. The problem may be due to a bar exam software glitch. The NY Board of Law Examiners contracted with Software Secure. Software Secure determined that the software errors occured in response to students toggling between [...

Problems for Law Firms Hiring Law Students

Posted on August 11, 2007
CALI’s Pre-Law Blog posted a humorous video that raises some interesting questions about the law school on-campus interview (OCI) process. You can view the video here: More on OCI/Law Firm Recruiting. Is Some Dishonesty Okay? The video questions the value of OCI to employers...

Cool Way for Law School, Med School, Seminary and MBA Students to Promote Their Blogs

Posted on August 08, 2007
If you have a blog and you are a law student, medical student, seminary student, or MBA student, maybe you posted your blog posts on Digg.com in hopes of getting thousands of visitors to your blog, getting filthy rich, and retiring to Silicon Valley. Unfortunately, Digg caters to geek topics, and despite the fact that most [...

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