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: Touro Law Center Career Services Office"Why Every Law Student Should Blog"
By Brett Gilbert
Each week you can find posts on frugality and personal finance. In addition, The Frugal Law Student posts articles on how how to succeed in law school, how law students can be more productive in their lives, and how to excel in legal careers.
Brett started blogging during his first year of law school at the Frugal Law Student. When he started it, he just thought it would be a fun way to share with his friends and family the ways he was saving money in law school.
But Brett says that his foray into blogging has actually helped advance his legal career. That?s why he thinks every law student should have a blog.
You can read more about why Brett thinks that law students should blog here.
Full post as published by Touro Law Center Career Services Office on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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