If you relish challenges and strive to work hard, law school may be for you. With its difficult exams and rigorous curriculum, these institutions often make for rewarding studies. Many find law degrees satisfying, yet this path may not be appropriate for everyone. Before making the leap into legal studies, carefully weigh both advantages and disadvantages before taking this route. […]

Law school can be demanding, with students dedicating many hours each day to reading, briefing and outlining course materials – typically exams determine grades. At 2L level, it is common to take on a clerkship during your summer and participate in moot court or law review, in addition to your full workload during fall and spring semesters. Fall As you […]

An investment in legal education does not come cheap, yet as with anything, “you get what you pay for” still rings true. Many factors play into the cost of law school. Students should carefully consider their options and plan to live frugally. Here we discuss some of the major expenses related to law school as well as offer strategies for […]

Applying to Canadian law schools generally requires completion of postsecondary degrees such as a bachelor of arts or sciences. Some universities, like Quebec’s bilingual McGill University Faculty of Law do not mandate that their applicants write the LSAT exam. However, admission decisions primarily depend on standardized test scores, although other elements such as undergraduate GPA and personal statements also influence […]