Est. in 1933
Once you've submitted your application, the waiting starts, and it's the part of the process applicants find hardest to sit through. Here's what's actually happening with your file, and why calling,...
Prospective applicants ask this question constantly: does it matter what I majored in? The short answer is no single major guarantees admission and no major disqualifies you. The longer, more useful...
Your personal statement is a required part of your application, and it's the one document that tells us who you are beyond a transcript or a score. It's worth taking seriously, and it's worth...
The final question of the Character and Fitness section on the Atlanta's John Marshall Law School J.D. application applies to applicants who have held a professional license of any kind, whether or...
The character and fitness section on the Atlanta's John Marshall Law School J.D. application includes a question specific to applicants with military service. The Question Have you ever been...
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School also asks about your academic record, specifically whether you've faced disciplinary action at any college, university, or professional school. The Question Have...
The character and fitness section on Atlanta's John Marshall Law School's J.D. application also asks about your financial history. It's a straightforward question, but it covers more ground than...
The Atlanta's John Marshall Law School application includes a character and fitness section, and the first question on that section covers criminal history. It's broad, and it's meant to be. The...
A high LSAT score or GPA can get an application read closely. It doesn't decide the outcome by itself. Admissions committees are building a class, not ranking a spreadsheet, and that means looking...