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For the first time in nearly a decade, the number of applicants to law school declined, from 100,600 in 2004-2004 to 95,800 in 2004-2005. So far this year it appears ... Read More

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Soon, graduate admissions committees will begin calling applicants and the interview phase of the admissions game will begin. How do you prepare for a graduate school admissions interview? This page ... Read More