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Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Program

Keywords: Supreme Court Student Loan The justices ruled in two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s authority to forgive federal student loans under a 2003 law...

Columbia Law Professor’s ‘F–k You’ to International Student

An adjunct professor at Columbia Law School has apologized earlier this week after he was caught on hot mic muttering "F--k you" after an...

It’s Graduation Time: Nation’s Youngest Black Law Graduate shares secrets to Success

Last week, Haley Taylor Schlitz graduated from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law at the age of 19. In doing so, she became the youngest Black law graduate in the Nation. Here are her secrets to Success.

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What is an International Lawyer, and how to become one

A career in International Law is attracting- some people already picture themselves jetting around the globe from client meetings to international conferences- but it is more complicated than that. So, what is an International Lawyer, and how do I become one?

It’s Graduation Time: Nation’s Youngest Black Law Graduate shares secrets to Success

Last week, Haley Taylor Schlitz graduated from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law at the age of 19. In doing so, she became the youngest Black law graduate in the Nation. Here are her secrets to Success.

Diploma Privilege in New York is Gaining Momentum

Hundreds of recent law graduates are requesting an emergency diploma privilege that will allow them to bypass the Bar Exam. Earlier this month, the NY Senate introduced a bill that would target the COVID-19 period only.

Better Together: our campaign for online community

As part of our effort to create a community of professionals and students, and in answer to the coronavirus outbreak, we are launching our Alone Together / Better Together, a campaign to bring people together in a time of isolation.

Questions About Going Back to School Online? We Have Answers!

If you’re planning on going back to school sometime soon, chances are you will be doing so online — at least for a portion of your classes. Although the pandemic has pushed most schools into offering virtual options, online degree programs were already gaining popularity in the years prior.

How do I prepare for an LL.M.?

You've been accepted to an LL.M.? What's next?Your LL.M. application has been accepted and you are getting excited about your new adventure abroad. Now...

Top 5 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Bar Exam Review Course

There are a few Bar Exam Review Courses on the market and they all look the same. So here our Top 5 Questions to Ask when choosing a Bar Exam Review Course.

President Trump suspends H1B work visas and other temporary visas

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Monday halting a broad range of immigration visas. The proclamation significantly limits opportunities for immigrants coming to the United States to secure a green card. It will temporarily suspend H-1B, H-2B, H-4, J-1, and L-1 visas, affecting everything from the tech industry to students and au pairs.

Fewer LLM Students are expected by Law Schools due to COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has forced many LL.M. students to continue their programs online; and it will likely stay that way until the end of the school year. Many law schools now wonder: will foreign students still enroll if in-person classes don't resume in the fall? Will they be able to obtain a student visa if campuses remain closed?