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Summary: The blog “Law School Lowdown: Secrets of Success from the Application Process to Landing the First Job” is an important source for law school students or prospective students.
Author Ian E. Scott graduated from
Harvard Law School and is now a lawyer and owner of the blog “Law School Lowdown.” Before law school, Scott was an investment banker and Certified Public Accountant with an M.B.A. The purpose of this blog is to help current and future law students with any questions about law school, the bar exam, and finding a job after law school.
The
most recent post featured on the blog is about the July 2016 bar exam results, and it describes how hard the exam was for one law school. Only one graduate from Indiana Tech Law School passed the July 2016 exam. The post mentions that the school is offering a program to the other graduates to help them pass the exam when they re-take it.
The blog follows an easy-to-read style of writing that makes it easy to skim and read, unlike many of those law textbooks. No one will regret reading the information on this blog.
Source: https://www.lawschoollowdown.tumblr.com/
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