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Specializing in an area of law can marry a few of your interests. Learn about the types of law through electives and general courses, and then further focus on areas like tax law, family law, environmental law or immigration law.
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Noting minority status in an application can lead to scholarship opportunities, some experts say.
Delece Smith-Barrow and Ilana Kowarski March 4, 2020
These five tips can help you perfect the art of the humble brag in your law school personal statement.
Gabriel Kuris March 2, 2020
A bachelor's degree isn't needed to apply to law school, and good work experience doesn't have to be an internship.
Gabriel Kuris Feb. 24, 2020
Here are some tips to help you practice the right way and reach your target score on the LSAT.
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These examples of law school essays were critical components of successful law school applications.
Ilana Kowarski Feb. 13, 2020
Law schools look for tailored resumes that communicate professionally and concisely – like lawyers.
Gabriel Kuris Feb. 10, 2020
Here are five things to consider when deciding among multiple law school admissions offers.
Gabriel Kuris Feb. 3, 2020
Before determining you're too old for law school, consider how your background may make you a standout applicant.
Gabriel Kuris Jan. 27, 2020
Weigh the pros and cons of taking a gap year or other time off before law school.
Gabriel Kuris Jan. 20, 2020
Highlight your writing skills, experts say, and get recommendations from those who know you well.
Jordan Friedman and Ilana Kowarski Jan. 14, 2020
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Sign up for a free U.S. News account to receive expert advice on topics like should you go to law school, LSAT prep, and personal statements.
You can take the computer-delivered GRE® revised General Test once every 21 days, up to five times within any continuous rolling 12-month period (365 days). Learn more about taking the test again.
How many times can you take the computer-delivered GRE® General Test?
A. Only once
B. Once a year
C. Twice a year for two years
D. Five times within a year
You can take the computer-delivered GRE® revised General Test once every 21 days, up to five times within any continuous rolling 12-month period (365 days). Learn more about taking the test again.