
Worst Advice Ever Given to Law School Applicants
In an interview with U.S. News & World Report, Laura Arango, Associate at Davis Goldman, discusses the often underestimated importance of preparing for law school interviews. While academic performance is crucial, a strong interview could make all the difference.
The article highlights some of the worst advice given to law school applicants. Although it’s tempting to believe academic excellence is the only key to success, experts in U.S. News & World Report warn focusing solely on grades and ignoring other aspects of the application could hurt your chances.
Not all law schools require interviews for admission, but “a well-prepared interview can leave a lasting impression and may ultimately play a role in determining your acceptance,” says Laura.
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-graduate-schools/top-law-schools/applying/articles/worst-advice-ever-given-to-law-school-applicants
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