All About the Washington and Lee University School of Law
The Washington and Lee University School of Law is a unique law school in the sense that it is a small institution with a small population located in a small town, Depaite this, applicants and eventaul students are given the opportunity to earn a JD degree in high quality setting, with an environment known for [...]
Filed under school profiles, November 22nd, 2010What to Know about the University of Wisconsin Law School
For students who are residents of Wisconsin and Minnesota, the University of Wisconsin Law School is a great place to earn a legal education. For one, they can attend the school with discounted rates. But applicants from other states will also find that life in Madison is great and they would find the school’s law-in-action [...]
Filed under school profiles, November 15th, 2010All about the Law School of University of Washington
The law school of the University of Washington has been considered for the longest time as one of the finest law schools in the Northwest. This reputation of the school is further reinforced by the presence of its alumni in the region’s top law firms. For law school applicants who want to be employed in [...]
Filed under school profiles, November 8th, 2010Biola University Overview
Biola University is located near Los Angeles, California right in the city of La Mirada. Although the private school is evangelical Christian, it is non-denominational. Originally established in 1908, the university celebrated its 100 year anniversary in 2008. Read on to learn more about Biola University and how to get accepted as an applicant. Degrees [...]
Filed under school profiles, September 12th, 2010Ball State University Overview
Sitting in Muncie, Indiana is a state-run university by the name of Ball State University that has been classified as a Doctoral/Research University (DRU). Excelling in their programs for business, music, teaching, nursing, telecommunications & journalism, and architecture, this public university is has a lot to offer. If you are thinking of applying to Ball [...]
Filed under school profiles, September 9th, 2010Azusa Pacific University
The Azusa Pacific University was originally founded in 1899, when three different educational institutions merged together to form the university. While it is an evangelical Christian school, the Azusa Pacific University is proud to be an inter-denominational establishment. If you plan on applying to the Azusa Pacific University, then you may want to go through [...]
Filed under school profiles, September 6th, 2010The Secrets to Writing Real-life College Essays
You’ve probably imagined college life to take place in one of the top universities in town. You have an above-average GPA and even scored high on your SAT. Unfortunately, so did other applicants. With the sea of candidates competing for the limited slot, you can secure your entry to your chosen university by submitting an [...]
Filed under college personal statement writing tips, August 21st, 2009Four Reasons why Yale University Sucks
The prestigious private school Yale University has been hailed as one of the world’s best universities to attend. With its top-notch education and fully featured facilities, it is no wonder why Yale is regarded by so many as one of the best schools. There are, however, some facts that may make you want to avoid [...]
Filed under college and university admissions, April 7th, 2009Reasons to NOT attend UC Berkeley
The University of California, Berkeley is one of the oldest universities in California and it has also become one of the most well-known universities in the world. There are a number of reasons that may persuade you to go to school at Berkeley, such as the wide variety of courses in both undergraduate and graduate [...]
Filed under college and university admissions, April 7th, 2009Decision Making: University or Community College
Now that you’re taking the big step from being a high school graduate to someone who is paving a career path, the question is in which institution of higher learning you should go to. Incoming college freshmen usually have two choices: either they go to a university or they go to a community college. What [...]
Filed under General, October 7th, 2008