The National Jurist

We’re thrilled to see Tamia Hackworth ’25 featured in The National Jurist’s preLaw Magazine—and even more excited to once again be ranked no. 1 in Practical Training! ?? #NUSLPride Check out the full article (page 28) and read about the hands-on experiences that set Northeastern Law apart:?https://lnkd.in/gGpiNvcr

Exciting news! Seattle U Law has been recognized in the winter issue of The National Jurist's preLaw magazine for its strength in international law, employment law, and diversity. For the third year running, the law school received an “A” ranking in international law, due to our many renowned faculty and the reputation we’ve forged globally through unique partnerships abroad. Each year, we welcome international students from around the world to pursue degrees, and law students here have a wealth of opportunities to study in foreign countries. Read all about it here: https://lnkd.in/ghPRh6zA

Winter Issue Out Now! Read about how to build a network in law school, guide to public service jobs, study abroad programs,?and more! https://zurl.co/cExTu #studyabroad #lawschool #lawyerhappiness

Expose yourself to one of the world's most fascinating new democratic regimes in gorgeous Cape Town, South Africa! The Mizzou Law summer study abroad program provides American law students the opportunity to gain international, multicultural perspective. Learn more here: https://zurl.co/JanvW University of Missouri-Columbia, School of Law

Are you considering which #lawschool is right for you but don’t know where to start? Check out the latest piece in preLaw Magazine that provides a roundup of resources to look into, including the AccessLex Law School Scholarship Databank. The National Jurist https://ow.ly/PVhV50UOb26

My latest in The National Jurist! We know the U.S. is still very attractive as a destination for international students and their tuition dollars. How can U.S. law schools ensure that they stay in a leading position? Especially given what they can and cannot influence, let alone control. And a shoutout at the end to one of the most supportive voices in the LL.M./international student world, Diana M. Ramirez Ortiz. Highly recommend following her and I am glad to see her visible support of the international students who entrust U.S. law schools with their LL.M. studies.

Wonderful to see my colleagues at the The National Jurist in person (finally!) at AALS 2025. I’ve loved our collaborations over the last 2.5 years and look forward to strengtheningn those ties in exciting new ways in 2025. Beyond Non-JD | by Joshua Alter readers: so many of my stories for the International Jurist have been inspired by you. And I’ve even been able to profile a few of you through those pieces. Keep letting me know what topics y’all want to know more about. And I’ll do my best to write about them!

The Fall 2024 Issue is here! Read about the top law schools for racial justice, salaries, hottest job markets, and more! Access it here: https://zurl.co/Ju1B #GeneralLLM #LegalEducation #CareerGrowth #Flexibility #AlumniInsights

I’m excited and honored to be featured in the Fall 2024 issue of the National Jurist's "Back to School" Magazine for Law Students! ??? If you're a 1L, or you're contemplating law school, I invite you to read my article on conquering your 1L year and building a foundation for success. Check it out! The National Jurist #LawSchool #LegalEducation #NationalJurist #StudentSuccess

It’s no secret that law school can be a stressful environment. Between the competition among your peers, the pressure to get good grades and the sheer volume of work, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gR2hDHbq