Focus (Forum & Focus)
Nov. 16, 2007
As Admissions Season Approaches, Pre-Law Education Should Be Rethought
Forum Column - By Paul Von Blum - The educational hoops that most students jump through in order to earn admission to law school may actively harm their prospects for becoming good attorneys.
By Paul Von Blum
It's recommendation season at colleges and universities around the country. Recently, I have written numerous letters for graduate school admissions, fellowships and various academic honors. Most, however, are for UCLA seniors aiming for law school. Most of them have high grades and strong LSAT scores, and they will likely adapt effectively to law school and become respected members of the legal c...
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