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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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If you are looking to get all A’s in law school, you should know that it is difficult but very possible. Here is how Ashley Heidemann, JD Advising Founder and CEO, did it!

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It’s time to PASS THE BAR. If you’re viewing this post, you’re either about to embark on your bar prep journey, in law school and curious about what lies ahead for you, or you’re lost 😉 In any event, in this post you’ll find the bar exam prep essentials that I used to pass the […]

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We’ve spoken about using the summer before law school strategically but I thought this was a good time for an update especially as the idea of remote learning next semester is still a possibility for many people. First, while it’s smart to use this time to prepare for this next phase in your life, it’s also important to enjoy your last summer before law school. It may sound silly to tell you to enjoy time at home, when that’s all we’ve been doing! But once you start law school a good portion…

The trust about law school! Here's a list you won't find anywhere else to prepare you for your first semester!