The One-Page Resume Rule does not Apply to Law School

Strong recommendation letters from those who know you closely, academically and professionally, and a truly detailed resume that lists your work experience, skill set and achievements could tip the scales in your favor when applying to top bracket law schools says a leading law school consultant.

Finding a Career after Georgetown Law

Georgetown pulls out all the stops to help students find internships, temporary, on-campus research or admin positions and even permanent jobs in their practice area.

Book Review: Law School Confidential

This book is a top-notch guide to navigating the U.S. law school application process and provides a realistic picture of the day-to-day grind of law school.

Studying Law in the U.S.

Law as a career has extraordinary durability. A law degree opens doors to private practice in big law firms, the government and business. But life at a law firm can be arduous. And yet the rewards are deeply satisfying – whether in terms of fighting for justice or receiving a fat pay packet.

Guerilla Tactics for Getting into a Dream Law School

Before you invest US$ 50,000-60,000 in going to law school, you should really kick the tires: Talk to law faculty members and people who have studied in the US. Then make a decision.

Indian Lawyers Study Abroad to Sharpen Their Resumes

Stricter immigration rules in the US and the UK and effects of the global recession have led to a new trend among Indian students of law: No longer do they want to pursue lengthy, expensive courses abroad or pine after practice on foreign shores.

Essays by Real University of Washington Pre-Law Students

Most law schools require a personal statement. Others may allow a diversity statement and/or an addendum.

Book Review: If it Does Not Fit, Must you Acquit?

Ever dreamed of becoming a lawyer – or at least learning about the U.S. legal system? Well here's a funny way to start.

How to write a unique law school essay

The essay shouldn’t necessarily be a “Here is why I want to be a lawyer essay,” but there should be some indication as to why you are interested in a legal career. Tell the admissions committee something about yourself and your life. Use prose to draw readers in and keep them interested, says Derek Meeker, a senior law school consultant.