Friday LSAT and Law Links Roundup
Here are some of the top articles about the LSAT, law schools, and the legal profession from this week.
LSAC, ABA Step Up Oversight of Law School Student Data (The Wall Street Journal Law Blog)
The Law School Admission Council and the American Bar Association have agreed to increase oversight of the undergraduate grade-point averages and Law School Admission Test scores schools report for incoming classes.
The June LSAT is Over- Now What? (U.S. News Education)
Whether you canceled your June 2012 LSAT exam or you are anxiously awaiting the score-release date, U.S. News Education gives advice for what to as you look ahead to the next few months.
It’s Your Legal Career, Take Charge (Lawyerist)
Learn what you can do to get your law career going on the right track from the moment you graduate from law school.
Best Law Schools for Biglaw (Above the Law)
Above the Law says “if you want to get into Biglaw, it’s all about the Ivy.” Find out which law schools are best at sending their graduates to large law firms (aka Biglaw).
Is Law School Still a Golden Ticket? (Forbes)
Jessi Fred, a 0L, explains why she still believes that a law degree is her key to success.