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The biggest mistake pre-law applicants make is assuming the resume that got them a summer job is the same one that will get them into a T14 law school. When you apply for a job, you are selling your "Utility" (what you can do for the company today). But when you apply to law school, you are selling your "Teachability" and…
Beyond the LSAT score, mastering the "soft skills" of a lawyer is crucial for a successful career. These skills are not taught in textbooks, but they are the foundation upon which legal practice is built. Before you even set foot in a 1L classroom, you should hone your abilities in active listening and critical reading. A…
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