Critique of U of Chicago School of Law Faculty Blog
December 10th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
The Faculty Blog is one of the University of Chicago School of Law?s blog sites, with content on all kinds of law news, issues, and cases. Posts come from faculty, alumni, students, and other University affiliates. The blog targets to be a forum for open discussion on [...] Continue Reading…
Critique of PrawfsBlawg
December 3rd, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Prawfsblawg contains blogs on law issues, news, and other matters from law professors. These professors are from a mix of universities in the United States. The site is operated by PrawfsBlawg LLC, a limited liability corporation based in Florida. The site has been up and running [...] Continue Reading…
Critique of Most Strongly Supported Blog
November 29th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Plan B is part of the network of blogs of MostStronglySupported.com, a site devoted to issues, news, and other information regarding the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Bloggers on the site are teachers of LSAT classes, but Dixie Tananbaum, who runs Plan B, has just recently stopped teaching [...] Continue Reading…
Critique of Law Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog
November 22nd, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
The Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog contains posts on issues and news regarding law and public policy. Its authors include the Marquette faculty, alumni, students, and others associated with the university. The site has been running since September 2008.
The plus points and the downside
Although the [...] Continue Reading…
Critique of Chuck Newton Rides the Third Wave Blog
November 15th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Chuck Newton Rides the Third Wave Blog> is the blog of licensed lawyer Chuck Newton and his virtual law firm. It is an actual law firm, except that it has no office. Chuck works from home or wherever work catches up with him. He stays connected [...] Continue Reading…
Law School Essay: Practical Proofreading Tools
November 8th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Proofreading is the last yet vital part of composing your law school essay. Bear in mind that no matter how good the topic is or how convincing the content, grammatical and spelling errors will significantly decrease the quality of your essay. Hence, you must be vigilant and [...] Continue Reading…
The Ingredients of a Perfect Application Statement
November 1st, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
When composing an application essay, it is important to think about how to make the essay intriguing for the reader. An effective personal statement would stimulate interest from the college of your choice, invariably making you stand out from the other applicants. To whip up an effective [...] Continue Reading…
Dealing with Unique Essay Questions or Prompts
October 27th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Regardless of what university you feel like applying to, you must be prepared for whatever essay question they throw your way. Some universities give unique application essay questions designed to stimulate the creativity of students. If this eventuality arises, then it will be doubly important for [...] Continue Reading…
Law School Personal Statement Tips: Pros and Cons of Using Qualifiers
October 20th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
Qualifiers are words or group of words that limit or modify the meaning of another word. They may come to qualify quantity, time, relative quality, or certainty.
Examples and purpose of qualifiers in grammar and writing
Some qualifiers include the words: rather, somewhat, possibly, quite, probably, some, sometimes, now, , [...] Continue Reading…
Sample Personal Statement: Tips in Structuring Your Essay
October 13th, 2009 by Law School Admissions Guide
What you must bear in mind when writing a personal statement for the college of your choice is that you your essay must stand out. There are thousands of applicants vying for the same spot and you have to get ahead of them by turning your personal statement [...] Continue Reading…