California signals possible defiance of Trump anti-DEI order that threatens school funding
California education officials may defy a Trump administration order against diversity, equity and inclusion programs, even ...
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‘This is Where I Can See Myself’: Cornell Law 3+3 Program Admits Share Reactions, Recommendations
Cornell Law’s 3+3 Accelerated Pathway Scholar Program allows a selective number of undergraduates from Cornell, Hobart and ...
Trump Is Threatening School Funding. Here’s What Families Should Know.
The impact of the upheaval could vary greatly across the country. New York, for example, is not feeling significant effects ...
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SLS faculty condemn Trump administration’s attacks on ‘rule of law’
Over 50 Stanford Law School faculty members signed an open letter March 31 condemning recent Trump administration attacks on ...
When to Take the LSAT to Apply to Law School in the Fall
Law school applications typically open in September. For your best odds, you should aim to apply by November since the law school admissions process is rolling. Applying in September or October ...
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Trump Admin. Tells Schools: No Federal Funds If You’re Using DEI
A letter sent out Thursday is another Trump administration to curb diversity, equity, and inclusion in schools—and use ...
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MSU College of Law dean signs letter condemning Trump's efforts to sanction lawyers, law firms
MSU College of Law Dean Michael Sant’Ambrogio joined 79 other law school deans in signing a letter condemning the sanctions ...
3 Red Flags To Avoid In Your Letter Of Continued Interest to Ivy League Colleges
Even with slim odds, waitlisted students still have one last shot: sending a letter of continued interest to show they're ...
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Will Baude Writes About Group Letters
With various group letters going around denouncing some of the evils of the Trump administration, and sure to be more letter requests to come, I thought I would try to sketch out some thoughts about ...
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I wanted to stay in Ohio for law school, but Senate Bill 1 drove me away | Letters
I considered staying at my alma mater for law school, given my previous experience at the Ohio Innocence Project (housed within the University of Cincinnati College of Law). Howev ...