Getting into law school

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If you are looking to get all A’s in law school, it is possible! Here I will reveal my secrets to how I got all A's (mostly A+'s) in law school.

With law school final exams looming, having a good approach to an essay question is critical. In this graphic we break down how to dissect a law school exam question. We've collected some great sample exam resources for you here:

Let's get real; the road to law school is HARD. College is hard, the LSAT is torturous and applications can drive you insane... not to mention the waiting game and choosing process. I can say personally that I highly underestimated how difficult it could be to make my way from Undergraduate Freshman to admitted law student. Most things I put my mind to in life I accomplished easily and with flying colors. This was a challenge I did not expect but one I am also proud to say I accomplished. I…

In this post, we cover one of the best ways to succeed in law school and finish highly ranked in your class: developing a study schedule!

One very frequent question I get asked is what my schedule in law school looks like. When do I study? for how long? How many classes do I have each day? Well, here’s the answer! Class Schedul…

As a first generation law student I was genuinely lost about this whole process. Applying and writing the LSAT was already a big mystery that I had to decode and going into law school I could not have been more unprepared than I was. Thankfully, there are now countless resources and alumni online that are able to share their tips. Here are a few things I quickly realized upon my entry into this legal world. www.simplysandra.ca #firstgenlawstudent #lawyerswhoblog #lawschoolblogs…

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The dreaded law school application season is quickly approaching. For anyone reading this blog who plans on applying to law school in the fall, I know how overwhelming it can be, and I wanted to share the advice and tips I have. There are definitely things I wish I did differently when it comes to…