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Community Emails
We sincerely apologize for the mass emails sent from the community today. We understand how frustrating it is to have your inbox crowded, and we are sorry for the disruption. The issue was caused by a technical error, and we are currently implementing safeguards to ensure this does not happen again. Thank you for your…
🎉 Welcome to the Kaplan Real Estate Alumni Community! 🎉
We are so excited to have you here! 🎉Whether you’re a recent graduate or a seasoned real estate professional, this community is designed to connect, support, and inspire you as you continue to grow in your career. In this community, you can: Network with fellow alumni and industry professionals Share knowledge and…
Let's Break The Ice!🧊
We're so happy you found us!🎉 This community is for parents and guardians seeking trusted advice and direction on getting their child to college or into a career. It’s a safe space to connect and share with others on the same journey, with access to top experts on the path to college. Let’s kick things off with an…
🎉Welcome To Our Community!🎉
Welcome to our new and growing Kaplan LSAT Prep Student Community! ✨ We are thrilled to have you as a member. As you embark on your career in the legal field and prepare for your LSAT test, you'll have a built-in support network to help you along the way. Our community is made up of fellow pre-law students, LSAT experts,…
Kaplan Community Participation Guidelines
Kaplan Community Participation Guidelines Kaplan Community provides a trusted environment for the general public, our students and alumni to get answers, share ideas, collaborate, and learn best practices. This is a community designed to help all members upskill and collaborate, as well as to provide our students with…
Kaplan Community Terms of Use
Kaplan Community Terms of Use June, 2023 Welcome to the Kaplan Community, a place where Kaplan students, alumni and members of the academic and professional community (“Users”) may connect about matters that interest you! The Kaplan Community Terms of Use (“Terms of Use”) apply to Users who access or use…
The Finance Interview: Try the STAR Method to Tell Your Story
In the high-stakes world of finance, whether you're aiming for Investment Banking, Private Equity, or Corporate FP&A, the STAR method is the gold standard for answering behavioral interview questions. Finance recruiters use these questions to see how you handle pressure, attention to detail, and ethical dilemmas. The STAR…
Interview Recovery Tips
You're in an interview and you just totally forgot the question mid-sentence. Do you: A) Ask them to repeat it, or B) Just keep talking and hope for the best? Has this happened to you? Let us know in the comments and share what you did to recover.
What Should My Child Wear to Their First Interview? Wardrobe Tips for Parents and Guardians
When helping your student dress for their first interview, the goal is to balance professionalism with comfort so their confidence can take center stage. Aim One Step Above: Research the workplace "uniform" and dress one level more formal. For most entry-level roles, chinos or slacks paired with a clean button-down or…
Winning the Listing Presentation Interview
In real estate, the interview is not just a job application; it is your first listing presentation. When a broker or team lead asks, "Do you have any questions for me?" they are testing your ability to take control of a room and demonstrate market savvy. High-level candidates use this moment to prove they have the…
The Pre-Law Power Move: Master the Final Five Minutes of the Interview
For a pre-law student, the "Do you have any questions for me?" moment is your chance to stop looking like a student and start looking like a future colleague. Most applicants ask about the "day-to-day," but top-tier candidates use this time to signal high-level intelligence and professional maturity. The Institutional…
Community Emails
We sincerely apologize for the mass emails sent from the community today. We understand how frustrating it is to have your inbox crowded, and we are sorry for the disruption. The issue was caused by a technical error, and we are currently implementing safeguards to ensure this does not happen again. Thank you for your…
STOp the harassing emails
I have tried everything to stop receiving emails with no luck, please stop or I will have no choice but to report you as I never signed up for these emails
Take me off the darn list!!
Stop Kaplan!! Your company is harassing me. I have received 40+ emails and have unsubscribed and am on the national DNC registry. These are subject to $500 fines PER email. All students should pursue legal action ASAp. I called and even spoke with Tarah Trouts who is trying her level best to get this remedied. I will be…
Paying it forward: Tips for those who are prepping for their first healthcare interview!
Stepping into healthcare is about more than just a career move; it’s about joining a dedicated ecosystem where every role—clinical or otherwise—directly impacts the well-being of others. Whether you’re heading into the front office, the lab, or the patient’s bedside, that first interview is the gateway to a truly rewarding…
Coaching Your Teen Through the Digital Interview
We know our teens aren’t strangers to FaceTime, and many are even comfortable recording and creating videos for their social media. However, there is a big difference between chatting with friends and a video interview for a dream college, a competitive scholarship, or a first job. Professionalism on camera is a learned…
Hi! Is there anyone in the Northern NJ area looking for a study buddy?
Hi! My name is Allie and I recently moved back to New Jersey after graduating last May. I am looking for a friend to study together and have an accountability partner during this process. Let me know if you are interested!
Study partner in San Diego
anyone in San Diego want to study together?
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Free Career Prep For Your First Day as a Real Estate Agent
This webinar pulls back the curtain on the transition from student to professional, helping you avoid the common "rookie mistakes" that stall most careers before they start. What we will cover: Business Prep: The specific systems you should build before you meet your first prospect. Choosing Your Niche: Why "specializing"…
🎥 Ask an Admissions Consultant: Full Event Replay & Top Q&A
We had such an incredible time last night at our Ask an Admissions Consultant event. A huge thank you to Maria Lofftus @mlofftus for joining us and sharing her "behind-the-curtain" perspective from her 20 years as a Dean of Admissions. If you couldn't make it live, don't worry! I’ve got the full recording ready for you…
What Actually Counts as a Red Flag on Your Application? Expert Advice
What counts as a 'red flag' on your application? We reached out to a Kaplan admissions consultant (who is also a Doctor) to get the real scoop. She broke down exactly what you should address, what you can save for the interview, and why you should stop worrying about those slightly less-than-perfect grades. Check out her…
Which practice area are you leaning toward?
and what's the #1 question you have for an associate in that field?
Decoding the Recruitment Dinner
The social interview is the most dangerous part of the recruitment process because it is designed to make you forget you are being evaluated. When a firm takes you to lunch or dinner with a group of associates, they are not just being hospitable. They are testing your social EQ and determining if they can stand being in a…
On a scale of 1–10, how awkward do you feel during the 'Do you have questions' phase of interviews?
Navigating the Lateral Interview
The lateral interview—where an experienced attorney moves from one firm to another—is a high stakes first date where one or both parties may be trying to hide their messy closets. While the firm is busy vetting your portable book of business or your technical precision, you need to be hunting for potential cracks in their…
GPA Question Medical School
Hello, so I'm one of the individuals that had gone through my first year in undergraduate during 2020 which was during COVID and due to personal circumstances my grade for that year had placed me at a very bad place in the University. After going to the military and coming back in person from a 2 year leave of absence, the…
International Student Medical School Questions
Hi I'm currently an international student who is studying undergraduate here in the US, and I intend on applying to medical schools here in the US and internationally as well. For starters, I've realized that getting a job opportunity in my region is incredibly difficult as international students have to undergo a CPT…
When interviewing at a new firm, do you prioritize....
The salary bump or work life balance promises?
📆 April 7th: Live Med School Admissions FAQ and Q&A session - 6PM ET
Don’t miss out! Our Ask an Admissions Consultant: Med School Application FAQ & Live Q&A event kicks off tonight, April 7th, at 6:00 PM ET with me, Kendra, and one of our expert admissions consultants @mlofftus! Get the answers you need to stand out. We’ll cover the most critical hurdles applicants face, then open the floor…
Master the Healthcare STAR Method for Better Interview Results
Whether you’re streamlining patient workflows in the ER, coding the next great telehealth interface, or managing the complex billing cycles of a private practice, one truth remains: Healthcare is a results-driven world. When an interviewer—or even your boss during a performance review—asks, "Tell me about a time you…
Is the post interview "thank you" email officially dead?
Thank-you emails: Are they a 'Must-Have' or 'Old School'? 📧 Does it actually change the outcome? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
April is Financial Literacy Month
April is Financial Literacy Month, a meaningful reminder of the role education plays in helping individuals build confidence and clarity in their financial lives. For our College for Financial Planning alumni, this work is personal. The knowledge and skills you developed here continue to show up in the way you guide,…
What is a bigger priority for you right now?
A high commission split or a brokerage with a massive lead-gen system?
$100 off Career Licensing Packages
Do you know of anyone who would like to get their real estate license? Refer your friends or colleagues to this limited-time promotion. They can save $100 off any of the Career Licensing packages. Available April 1 - 13, 2026.…
What non-science job skill is a secret weapon for med school?
We spend so much time thinking about lab hours and shadowing that we forget how much other jobs actually prepare us for medicine. Whether you were a barista, a server, or a tutor, you’ve developed skills that some straight-A students lack. What is one ‘non-science’ job skill you’ve gained that you think is actually a…
How to show commercial awareness in your next interview
In finance, being a "wizard" at Excel is just the baseline; it’s expected. One thing that helps get you the offer is Commercial Awareness. This is the ability to connect the numbers in a cell to the real-world forces moving the market. Here is how you can demonstrate that expertise in your next interview, updated with the…
What was your very first job in high school, and what was the #1 lesson it taught you?
We’re all looking for ways to help our kids build character and independence. Sometimes, the best lessons aren't learned in a classroom, but behind a cash register or mowing a lawn. To help us brainstorm how to guide our own teens, we’d love to hear your story: What was your very first job in high school, and what was the…
The Broker Matchmaker: Beyond the Commission Split
Choosing a brokerage is one of the most significant decisions you will make in your real estate career. It is easy to get distracted by a flashy commission split, but the math that actually determines your take home pay often happens in the fine print. You need to approach the process like a matchmaker, looking for a…
Everything You Need to Know About the Law School Interview
The law school interview used to be a rare hurdle, but it is fast becoming a standard part of the process for top tier programs. Unlike a job interview where they are primarily checking your technical skills, a law school interview is really about fit, character, and how you handle yourself under pressure. Think of it as a…
How to Help Your Teen Land a First Job with Zero Experience
Your teen wants a summer job or an internship, they open a blank document to start a resume, and they freeze. They see a lack of "Experience," but as a parent or guardian, you see a decade of growth, discipline, and potential. The disconnect is that teens often think they are being hired for their skills. In reality, for…
Virtual vs. In-Person: Where do you give the better interview? 🏥🎤
The interview process has changed, but has our ability to 'sell' ourselves changed with it? We want to hear from every corner of the industry: Where do you give a better interview? Drop your answer below and share the one thing you do differently to stand out on screen or in person.
Five ways to build your interview presence📝
The "interview season" shouldn't be the first time you practice your interpersonal skills. Like any clinical procedure, interviewing is a muscle that requires reps. Here are five ways to build your interview presence while you’re still in the trenches of your pre-med years. 1. The "Patient-First" Narrative: Reframe Your…
Paralegals: Stop Selling Your Bluebook Skills and Start Selling Your Tech Stack
The legal landscape has shifted so much that if you walk into an interview bragging about your ability to memorize the Bluebook, you might actually be hurting your chances. Don’t get me wrong, knowing how to cite a case is still a baseline requirement, but firms aren’t looking for human encyclopedias anymore. They are…
What is one part of your resume you’re most nervous about explaining in an interview?
Resume Audit
Share the most recent experience bullet point on your resume for a peer audit!
What is one piece of legal tech you can’t live without?
How would you explain its value to a partner who still uses a yellow legal pad?
FRM Resume: From Report Generator to Risk Influencer
Your FRM (Financial Risk Manager) resume must transform from a list of passive back-office reporting tasks into a projection of authority and influence to secure a C-suite seat. Risk Management is a leadership role, and your resume must prove you have the "quant" backbone and the "cool head" to actively defend the firm's…
Career Pivot: The Rise of the Patient Advocate
Do you have the "Customer Service" gene but want a career with more impact? In the evolving world of Patient Experience (PX), a new powerhouse role is taking center stage: The Patient Advocate. If you’ve spent years in hospitality, retail, or high-touch service, you’ve been "training" for healthcare your entire life. While…
If you were a new agent what would you do?
Choose the brokerage with the best training or the one with the best brand recognition?
What do you do if you forget to share something in your interview?
You’ve walked out of the building (or closed the Zoom window), the adrenaline starts to fade, and then it hits you: that perfect example or that crucial certification you completely forgot to mention. 🫠 We’ve all been there—staring at the ceiling, thinking about the 'missing' 10% of our story. What do you do if you forget…
What’s a small habit that’s making a big difference in your prep?
Let's talk about those small shifts in your routine that keep the momentum going. From time blocking to morning rituals—what’s a small habit that’s making a big difference in your prep? Let us know in the comments!
Elevating Your Wealth Management Resume
The fundamental rule of wealth management is that clients buy trust, not products. If your resume reads like a dry inventory of Series licenses, it suggests you are a technician, not a relationship builder capable of securing a client’s legacy. A resume lacking a compelling "Client Story" raises concerns for hiring…
Shaping More Than Just a Resume ✨ Fill in the blank!
The world of work is changing faster than ever, and while we can't predict exactly what jobs our teens will have in ten years, we can certainly hope for the kind of life they’ll lead. We want more for them than just a paycheck—we want a purpose. ✨ Real career fulfillment isn't obtained by luck—it’s a discovery process.…
Any advice finding a property manager to assist in nc ?
I’ve currently passed my exam and is just looking to get my foot in the door and gain experience while preparing for my state exam.
Choosing Your Professional Home: How to Interview a Brokerage
Starting (or switching) your real estate career is about finding a partner. When you sit down with a Managing Broker, remember: you are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. Here is how to vet a brokerage to ensure they provide the fuel your business needs to blast off. 1. The Financials: Beyond the Split…
Journal, Moot Court, or Mock Trial?
If you could only have one on your resume for the rest of your career, which are you choosing and why?
Which Extracurriculars Deserve Space on Your Resume?
Most pre-law resumes look like a cluttered junk drawer of "Participation Trophies" that dilute the candidate's actual impact. You might feel the pressure to list every single organization you joined since freshman orientation, from the Intramural Dodgeball team to the "Passive Member" status in the French Club. You worry…
Is Your Resume Passing the 6-Second Test? ⏱️
6 seconds. ⏳ That’s all the time you get to define your brand on a resume. If a recruiter’s eyes land on just one word that describes you—what is it?
Does Your High Schooler Really Need a Resume Yet? (Short Answer: Yes!)
It may feel a little early to talk to your teenager about a resume. Especially when they are probably currently worried about their Chemistry lab or Friday night’s football game, right? But here’s the secret: A high school resume isn't only about the job. It’s about helping our kids see their own growth on paper before the…
What is the SIE Exam and who is required to take it?
The Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) Exam is an entry-level FINRA exam that tests fundamental knowledge of the securities industry, including products, markets, regulations, and ethical practices. It is required for anyone seeking to become registered with FINRA as a representative, but it does not by itself grant…
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Thinking about a career in real estate? This is your sign. From April 6–13, use promo code CAREER26 to save $100 on our Career Licensing Packages. This isn't just a course; it is a complete toolkit designed to help you ace your exam and launch your real estate business with confidence. Get Started Today!
📈 Inflation Trends & Portfolio Positioning
Inflation continues to play a key role in shaping investment strategy and portfolio construction. Understanding how inflation impacts asset allocation is essential for long-term planning. Rising prices affect purchasing power, interest rates, bond yields, equity performance, and cash flow projections — making proactive…
🎥 Never Stumble Over "Tell Me about Yourself" Again - Build Your Clear Career Story
In a crowded job market, your career story is one of the most powerful tools you have. It’s the narrative that connects your experiences, skills, and goals into a clear, memorable picture of who you are professionally. When your story is scattered or vague, interviewers struggle to understand how you fit. When it’s clear…
Share your advice! Trade School and Workforce Path
We often hear that a four-year degree is the only finish line, but for many teens, the real 'aha!' moment happens far away from a lecture hall. Maybe it was the spark in their eyes during a shop class, the pride they felt after their first paycheck, or the realization that they learn best by doing. We want to celebrate…
Applicant Application Timeline for the upcoming application cycle 2026/2027
To maximize your chances of being admitted to medical school through the rolling admissions process, aim to submit your AMCAS, AACOMAS, or TMDSAS application as soon as that primary application service opens for submission in May. Below is our recommended timeline designed to help you submit early, ensuring high quality…
Mastering the Med School App Event Recording + FAQ Highlights
Missed our admissions event yesterday? No worries! Check out the recording here! Catch the first round of highlights below and make sure to grab your spot for a free 30-minute advisory session! FREE ADVISING SESSION We kicked things off with an FAQ session featuring Alyssa Cole Mixon, DO, MBA, a Kaplan Medical School…
If your resume had a theme what would it be?
(The Social Justice Advocate, The Future Tech Lawyer, The Corporate Powerhouse)
Specialization Spotlight: The Compliance Officer
In the modern legal landscape, the path from law school doesn’t always lead to the courtroom. One of the most dynamic, high-stakes, and rapidly growing career paths for legal professionals is Corporate Compliance. While often tucked away in the back office of financial institutions, healthcare giants, and tech firms, the…
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How to build your nursing resume!📝
Your nursing résumé is often your first introduction to a future employer - long before you ever shake hands or answer an interview question. When you’re building it, I want you to think of it less as a checklist of jobs and more as the beginning of your professional story. As nursing students, you may feel like you “don’t…
What is the one thing you wish someone had told you during your first week on the job?
What would have saved you stress to know your first week?
Your Resume is a PDF, but your Reputation is Public: The 15-Minute LinkedIn Audit
Between the Bluebook citations and the looming specter of OCI, it’s easy to treat your professional identity like a static document you only update when a clerkship application is due. But here is the reality of the modern legal market: partners, recruiters, and clients are Googling you long before they ever see that…
What works best when showcasing your capabilities?
A formal iPad presentation, a casual 'conversation over coffee', or a fancy portfolio?
📆 Got Med School App Questions🩺? JOIN US LIVE: Med School Admissions FAQ & Q&A
Don’t miss out! Our Ask an Admissions Consultant FAQ & Live Q&A event kicks off tonight, March 24th, at 6:00 PM ET with expert consultant @amixon! Get the answers you need to stand out. We’ll cover the most critical hurdles applicants face, then open the floor for a live Q&A where you can ask @amixon your specific med…
Reverse-Engineering the Perfect LinkedIn Reach-Out
We’ve all seen (and probably also sent) the templated outreach that floods our LinkedIn and email. But in a sea of "Checking in" and "I'm interested," a single high-signal sentence can change everything. To the hiring managers: What is the one sentence a candidate has sent you that was so sharp you had to interview them?…
Planning Ahead: Summer Camps and Volunteering
It's never too early to get ahead of the game. Just ask @Sara_AdmissionsConsultant, who shared her thoughts in a post on " How to Summer Smarter!- Summer Experiences That Truly Stand Out to Colleges". Here are 3 reasons why you should start planning volunteer opportunities and summer camp enrollments NOW. 1. The Best…
What’s One Client Win You’re Proud Of This Year?
Behind every financial plan is a real person — and real progress. Maybe it was: Helping a client retire confidently Guiding someone through market volatility Navigating a complex tax strategy Supporting a business owner through succession planning Coaching a client through a tough behavioral money moment Helping a family…
Elevating Your Wealth Management Resume: From Technician to Trusted Advisor
At its core, wealth management isn't about selling products—it’s about earning the right to be a steward of someone’s life’s work. When a resume reads like a dry inventory of licenses, it paints you as a technician who processes paperwork, rather than a trusted advisor who can steady a client’s nerves during a market…
🚀 Bitcoin & Financial Advice — What’s Your Perspective?
Bitcoin continues to gain attention in client conversations — especially with ETF adoption and increased institutional exposure. Yet many financial advisors still approach it cautiously. That raises an important question: 👉 Is your hesitation about Bitcoin based on risk management… regulation… valuation concerns… or client…
📅 Don't Miss the March 22: Applying to Med School in 2026 - Everything You Need to Know
[Parents & Guardians Welcome] Wanted to be sure everyone knew the Kaplan team is hosting a free webinar: Applying to Med School in 2026: Everything You Need to Know Sunday, March 22 5:00 - 6:30 PM ET There's nothing quite like the medical school admissions process. Let our Kaplan expert admissions consultants guide you…
📅 Don't Miss the March 22: Applying to Med School in 2026 - Everything You Need to Know
Wanted to be sure everyone knew the Kaplan team is hosting a free webinar: Applying to Med School in 2026: Everything You Need to Know Sunday, March 22 5:00 - 6:30 PM ET There's nothing quite like the medical school admissions process. Let our Kaplan expert admissions consultants guide you through the quirks of personal…
Question ID: 1435345?
Despite being a 4% shareholder, why wouldnt the corporation be allowed to include Anna's compensation with it's operations and reduce the taxable liability (that is then shared with Anna as a pass-through)?
Pre-Med Check-In: Don’t Let Your Clinical Hours Fall Through the Cracks!
While you’re deep in the MCAT books, don't lose track of the incredible volunteer and clinical hours you’re logging right now. When did you last hit 'Save' on your resume? 👀 Share your favorite way to track your shadowing and volunteer hours in the comments below!📝
Real Life After High School - Share your tips!
If high school offered a “Real Life 101” course for seniors, what topics would you include? (e.g., making a doctor's appointment, changing a tire, grocery budgeting) Let us know in the comments!💬
Do you list your references or wait until the recruiter asks?
Some say listing your references upfront shows you're ready to hit the ground running, while others argue for protecting the privacy of their references until they can give them a heads-up. Which side do you usually take? Do you include your references directly on your resume, or do you wait until asked? What's the…
Strategically Planning Your Senior’s Career Path This March
The job market has fundamentally shifted. A four-year degree is no longer the only path to a high-paying, stable career. In fields like cybersecurity, healthcare, and renewable energy, targeted skills often outweigh a traditional diploma. If your high school senior wants financial independence without the weight of student…
The Importance of Organizing Your Database and Managing your Contacts
In the fast-paced world of real estate, it is incredibly easy to get caught up in the next lead. We spend our days hunting for new signs in yards, scrolling through fresh Zillow leads, and chasing after FSBOs. However, if you aren't organized, you are essentially pouring water into a leaky bucket. Your database is truly…
What is the most 'non-law' thing on your resume that an interviewer has actually asked you about?
Quality > Quantity: Why a Gap on Your Resume isn't a Dealbreaker
The fear of white space on a resume often drives pre-law students into a frantic, 100-mile-an-hour scramble to join every club on campus. You see a three-month gap in your timeline and panic, signing up for the Pre-Law Society, the Hiking Club, and a Marketing Internship all in the same breath. You think that by presenting…
Are you planning to choose a law school based on the ranking or the location? Why?
The Lateral Move Resume
You are applying for a lateral Associate or Partner role, but your resume still reads like you are a 3L competing for a Summer Associate spot. In the professional legal market, leading with your GPA or Law Review status once you have five or more years of practice is a subtle signal that you haven't yet built a standalone…
What is the PREview exam and should I take it?
Hey everyone! Just when you thought you had your testing schedule figured out with the MCAT, you might have noticed another acronym popping up: the AAMC PREview® exam. 🤔 If you’re scratching your head, wondering if you actually need to worry about this, here is the rundown. The PREview® exam is a professional readiness…
The Path to a Bulletproof Healthcare Admin Resume
Healthcare administration is the backbone of the medical world. It is the bridge between clinical excellence and operational sanity. While the "vibe" of the role is often portrayed as organized and high-power, the reality of the hiring process is a digital gauntlet. Most resumes in this field are rejected not because the…
How Are You Incorporating AI Into Your Practice?
AI is everywhere in 2026 — but how is it actually showing up in your day-to-day work? Are you using it for: Client communication drafts? Meeting prep or recap notes? Portfolio analysis? Marketing content? Workflow automation? Research support? Compliance review assistance? 👇 We’d love to hear from you: How are you using AI…
At what year of practice did you finally stop listing your law school GPA on your resume?
Resumes: To list the GPA or not to list the GPA?
The decision to hit delete on your GPA is a rite of passage that many law students and junior associates get wrong. During your 1L and 2L years, that three-digit number is practically your social security number, it is the primary filter through which every OCI screener and clerkship coordinator views your potential.…
Question about "why this school" statements
Hi Jesse, Loren, and Katherine, thanks for a useful session tonight. You suggested we post questions here that we put in chat, but didn't get to. Here's mine: Should I be concerned that persuading a school that they’re my #1 choice could backfire in terms of scholarship offers? e.g. maybe they become so convinced I’m going…
Join us for Power Hour!
Stop staring at that to-do list and start crossing things off. Whether you’re briefing cases for Torts, drafting a cover letter, or finally tackling that Bluebook assignment, join us for a focused Community Power Hour. We'll be meeting on every Friday (starting March 27) at 1:00 EST for 60 minutes of deep work. No…
Do you go into Monday knowing exactly who you're calling?
…or do you spend the first two hours of the week just trying to figure out where you left off? Share any tips you have for organizing your week!