Spivey Consulting Capacity Update
As we get closer to the beginning of the 2020-2021 cycle, we wanted to share some important updates about our capacity.
Read full postAs we get closer to the beginning of the 2020-2021 cycle, we wanted to share some important updates about our capacity.
Read full postThe financial aid piece is a necessary aspect of law school enrollment and one that benefits you most if you consider it early on in the process, not just at the end.
Read full postBecause of COVID-19, LSAC and law schools are creating virtual options for recruiting events. Most notably, LSAC is planning three free online digital forums so that everyone has a chance to safely attend and connect.
Read full postThe 2020-2021 admissions cycle is going to be the most challenging yet to predict, and most will understand a large part of that uncertainty.
Read full postWe're compiling a list of law schools that are fully or primarily online for the Fall 2020 semester.
Read full postCOVID-19 isn't going anywhere in the near future, yet only 3 law schools and only 8% of universities and colleges have announced they will be entirely remote for fall 2020.
Read full postMike was asked by a rivals.com affiliate to speak about higher education as it relates to the upcoming fall athletic season.
Read full postWe are excited to announce that we are facilitating free LSAT coaching this summer for low-income and underrepresented minority students.
Read full postDespite being a few years into those scores factoring into the methodology, there remains a great deal of confusion about how exactly GRE scores stack up to LSAT scores when calculating law school rankings.
Read full postMike Spivey served as a law school dean of career services during the Great Recession, and in this podcast he shares actionable advice for legal networking that you won't hear from your CSO.
Read full postIn this podcast, Spivey Consulting Group founder Mike Spivey discusses Harvard Law School's recent announcement that all classes will be held fully remotely for Fall 2020 — what does it mean for other law schools, for international students, the ABA, and current applicants?
Read full postAs June begins, we're coming up on the close of the 2019-2020 application cycle and the start of 2020-2021.
Read full postA guest poster combined the spreadsheets from the 2012-2020 PrawfsBlawg "entry level hiring report" series and did a post based on the results which he then gave us permission to blog.
Read full postWe don't have final May LSAT Flex numbers yet, but 2019-2020 is going to be down in both total registrants and first timers compared to last year.
Read full postToo few applicants know this — this is actually what starting salaries look like for those right out of law school.
Read full postEarly in my admissions career, a former boss of mine would often use the following Niels Bohr quote when speaking of law school admissions: “prediction is difficult, especially when it involves the future.”
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