By Hadley Leonard, BARBRI Legal Education Advisor Many law school students won’t begin thinking about the bar exam until their last year. (I did the same.) It is only then they come to realize all the expenses: the fees for sitting for the exam, the balance on their BARBRI account and the living expenses during […]
By Dyann Margolis Paskan, Esq., BARBRI Director of Strategic Accounts It may sound a bit crazy to be told you need to get to know your law school professor outside of class. You may be thinking, “Really? I just got raked across hot coals for half of class, over a footnote in Hadley v. Baxendale, […]
By Dyann Margolis Paskan, Esq., BARBRI Director of Strategic Accounts Congratulations, you have made it to your second year of law school. Believe it or now, now is the time to start researching the requirements for the bar exam you want to take. An early start will help you position yourself for success and avoid […]
By Samuel Farkas, BARBRI Legal Education Advisor At some point in every law student’s career, he or she will attempt to dazzle potential employers as the perfect candidate. Below are few common missteps that will get your resume tossed quickly after you exit – and how to avoid them. “Surely you’ve heard of ME.” You […]
By Amber Chambers, Esq., BARBRI Manager of Legal Education When entering law school, many students don’t know what to expect. They haven’t been able to attain relevant advice and aren’t sure of the ways, if any, law school varies from undergraduate. Most students plan to dive in (and hopefully succeed) using trial-and-error. Now that I […]