Writing for the National Jurist's preLaw magazine, veteran pre-law advisor, Hilary Mantis, notes that "the application fees, the processing fees, the LSAT test fees, and the LSAT test prep course fees can easily add up to well over $1,000." Not to worry because Hilary offers 5 Ways to Save. … [Read more...] about Lowering the Cost of Law School Application

Recycling some advice from LawProfBlawg for students who are starting law school in the Fall - Precious Little Time for Fun With an update about "helping discern which advice is valuable and which isn’t" - Consider the Source. … [Read more...] about 0L – Summer Before Law School

Mike Stetz, writing for the National Jurist's preLaw magazine, explores the growth in master's in law degrees. According to Dan Urman, "Master of Legal Studies programs are designed to grant students a working knowledge of the law that they can put to use in an industry or career that interacts with the law, but without going into the training required to become a practicing … [Read more...] about J.D. versus MLS

Writing for the National Jurist's preLaw magazine, veteran advisor Hilary Mantis offers "five tips to get through the anxiety producing period of time that you are on the waitlist." Te reduce your anxiety, see Waitlisted. … [Read more...] about The Year of the Waitlist

Looking at five years of data, The National Jurist's Mike Stetz notes that "the number of schools accepting the GRE continues to grow." "Nerds" may want to take a closer look at this trend, see GRE Numbers. … [Read more...] about LSAT v. GRE