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If you are interested in pursuing law school and exploring careers in the legal field, then you have arrived on the right page. Deciding to attend law school and pursue a career in law is a significant decision that goes along with much reflection, time, research and money, so whether you are a prospective student, current student or alumni, we will help you jumpstart your legal career journey.

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When is graduate school right for me? 

So, you’ve decided you want to attend grad school…. But, when? Attending graduate school can be a transformative experience, both personally and professionally, but the timing is important to consider. It’s a good idea to look ahead and think about …

By Madison Battinelli
Madison Battinelli
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Understanding the Federal Hiring Freeze and its Impact on your Job and Internship Search

On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order instituting a freeze on hiring of Federal civilian employees throughout all executive departments or agencies that took immediate effect. As a reference, USA.gov provides an index of all 15 …

By Bennett Nesley
Bennett Nesley
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How to Explore Legal Careers

This content was adapted from The Center for Pre-Law Advising at the University of Wisconsin.

Exploring Legal Careers

The American Bar Association advises students to explore law and legal careers before pursuing law school.

Why should I explore legal careers …

By Alexandra Karlesses
Alexandra Karlesses Assistant Director, Career Development & Pre-Law Advising
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Pre-Law Resources

Why a Gap Year?

A gap year isn’t just about taking a break; it’s about investing in yourself. Due to …

LSAC (short for the Law School Admission Council) is a website and service that provides many essential resources for pre-law …

Letters of recommendation are an essential part of your law school applications. Not only will they add life to your …

If you want to hit the ground running and determine if law school might be right for you, take a …