This week’s podcast discusses part-time law programs. Our guests today are Erin Van Dorn, Associate Director of Admissions at Temple University Beasley School of Law; Anne Richard, Associate Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid at The George Washington University Law School; and Alison Price, Associate Dean and Director of Admissions at George Mason School of Law.
This week’s podcast explores the importance of being involved in student organizations while attending law school. Student life can be a valuable addition to your law school career when it is carefully interwoven with your academic obligations.
What should you do to get ready for law school? In this week’s podcast, our experts talk about a variety of steps incoming law students can take to make sure they are prepared as they embark on their 1L year.
This week’s podcast places us in a unique vantage point as we hear first-hand stories from three different students currently in law school. We will talk with a married law student who took time off before attending law school, a transfer student, and even someone who finished their undergraduate degree in three years, and then went immediately on to law school.
This week’s podcast features three law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
The students featured in this program are Jason Tenenbaum, a 3L at Hofstra Law School; Stephanie Green, a student at Arizona State University; and Brooke Scalf, who attends Faulkner University, Jones School of Law.
This week’s podcast discusses working while in law school. On the program we have Hulett H. “Bucky” Askew, Consultant on Legal Education to the American Bar Association; Brad Kaufman, attorney and shareholder at Greenburg Traurig LLP, a law firm in Miami, Florida; and Susanne Aronowitz, Associate Dean for Law Career Services and Alumni Relations at Golden Gate University School of Law.
This week’s podcast features three current law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
This week’s podcast discusses paying off student loans. Our guests are Heather Jarvis, attorney and Senior Program Manager for Law School Advocacy at Equal Justice Works; Edie Irons, expert on income-based repayment and public service loan forgiveness, and Communications Director at the Institute for College Access & Success; and Glen Herrick, Senior Vice President of Risk Management at Wells Fargo in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
This week’s podcast answers the question many law school applicants ask themselves after receiving their decision letters: “I’ve been accepted. Now what?” Our guests are Ann Levine, author of The Law School Admission Game; Jamie Hammers, Assistant Dean for Admissions at the University of Houston Law Center; and Anne Chaconas, Director of Admissions Counseling at PowerScore Test Preparation.
This week’s podcast discusses how to make the most of your summers while in law school. We’ll hear from experts Ann Levine, author of Law School Decision and www.lawschoolexpert.com; Elie Mystal, an editor at AboveTheLaw.com; and Anne Chaconas, Director of Admissions Counseling at PowerScore Test Preparation.
This week’s podcast features three current law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
The students featured in this program are Jason Tenenbaum, a 3L at Hofstra Law School; Stephanie Green, a student in the 2012 graduating class at Arizona State University; and Brooke Scalf, a student in the 2013 graduating class at Faulkner University, Jones School of Law.
This week’s podcast discusses working while in law school. On the program we have Hulett H. “Bucky” Askew, Consultant on Legal Education to the American Bar Association; Brad Kaufman, attorney and shareholder at Greenburg Traurig LLP, a law firm in Miami, Florida; and Susanne Aronowitz, Associate Dean for Law Career Services and Alumni Relations at Golden Gate University School of Law.
