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Law School Waitlists: Advice for the Nervous

March 02, 2017 • Comments

In the increasingly long season of law school admissions, waitlist season has gotten longer, too, and waitlists keep expanding. My advice: don’t worry but do what you can to improve your position. Don’t do too much, you don’t want to risk irritating law schools by peppering them with unnecessary information—you are not the only applicant to be waitlisted and you shouldn’t act as it you are.

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Law School, Without the LSAT? Not on the American Bar Association’s (Selective) Watch

December 19, 2013 • Comments

Two weeks ago, news broke that Rutgers School of Law–Camden was publicly censured and fined by the American Bar Association for utilizing standardized tests (such as the GRE, the GMAT, or the MCAT) rather than the LSAT to admit a percentage of several incoming classes since 2006.

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Welcome to the New Advise-In Blog!

December 05, 2013 • Comments

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