Introduction to Wellness in the Legal Profession
In this first of a series of posts on Wellness in the Legal Profession, you will be introduced to the concept of wellness as it applies specifically to pre-law students, law students, and attorneys. You'll also get tips to help support your well-being, now and how to develop a foundation to support your well-being in the future.
What to Expect from an Online JD Program
As more ABA-approved law programs shift to online education models, law students encounter a different type of legal education than their predecessors. Currently, there are eighteen ABA-approved fully online JD programs in the United States, and I suspect this number will increase as post-COVID Zoom-based higher education systems are becoming increasingly popular nationwide.
Informational Interviews
An informational interview is an opportunity to network and build a professional relationship by connecting directly with an individual in an area of interest to you. While not a job interview, it’s an opportunity to speak with a professional who has expertise in an arena of interest for you and to learn from their real-life experiences.
The Secret to Unshakable Self-Confidence for Women of Color in Law
What makes a truly remarkable lawyer? Think of your role model in the legal field, whether it’s a trusted mentor or even a fictional icon like Elle Woods. What’s the one trait that makes them not only highly effective but also genuinely likable? More often than not, it’s their self-confidence.
Applying to Law School: To Early Decision or Not?
Some law schools offer ED programs as an avenue to admission. ED programs are separate from the regular admission cycle and generally have different deadlines and criteria.
There's No Secret Door to Narnia
In the upcoming months, I will be chronicling my experience as a part-time online law student in an ABA-approved school. 7/1/2024 —T-minus Four WeeksOne L is notorious. It’s hell. It’s sleepless. It’s
Crafting a Career Plan of Action
Hello Colleagues! I am pleased to be back to share more advice for your journey toward a career in law. Today we’re going to talk about creating a plan of action for your career.
The New Growth Mindset for Women of Color: Essential Skills for Success and Wellbeing in Law
On my first day as a 1L, I walked into law school with confidence, determined to embody the change-agent I had portrayed in my admissions essay. Law school wasn’t just my plan since college; it was a
Applying to Law School: Elements of the Application & Tips for a Successful Application Season
In this first post of a series on the application cycle, we will break down the process and components so you can feel confident as you prepare to apply!
I almost didn’t apply to law school. Now I have a full ride.
There were endless reasons not to, after all. It’s expensive. Prohibitively so. Most law students graduate with at least 130k in debt, and I already have student loans. A lot of student loans. Plus,
Igniting Curiosity: A Legal Career is Much More Than a Job
Discover how to use your own strengths, background, interest, and motivations to find your perfect legal career.