For certain seniors graduating this coming spring, the fall semester can be one of the most stressful times in their collegiate journeys. With applications open for many post-graduate institutions, seniors face the burden of balancing their academics, extracurriculars, jobs and social lives while applying to higher education programs for the coming year.Applying to … [Read more...] about Planning for Post-Grad: Seniors Prepare for Higher Education
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Episode 2: Omarr K. Rambert
Via SoundCloud | Via Spotify Join Misha Semenov in RE: Connecting with alumnus Omarr K. Rambert (class of 2017). In this episode, Rambert shares his experiences through UCLA Law School, passing the California Bar Exam, becoming a Black leader in a fraternity and developing his passion for film. During his time at Pepperdine, he served as an active member of the Black Student … [Read more...] about Episode 2: Omarr K. Rambert
Law School Unranked After Reporting Error
Photo courtesy of Paul CaronPepperdine School of Law was unranked from the top law schools by the U.S. News & World Report for 2019 due to a reporting error.The U.S. News & World Report releases an annual law school ranking consisting of several measurements, including the median LSAT score. Pepperdine School of Law reported an average score of 162 (when it was actually … [Read more...] about Law School Unranked After Reporting Error
People of Pepperdine: Kameron Johnston
Photos by Chad Jimenez “I’m really passionate about serving others and that’s what I ultimately want to do in whatever platform that may be. Right now, I’m leaning towards law because I see that as an outlet where I can reach economically disadvantaged people and those that are marginalized, so that is my ultimate goal. I think Pepperdine has helped me take steps towards … [Read more...] about People of Pepperdine: Kameron Johnston
LSAT test-taking drops at School of Law
The number of law school applicants is at its lowest point since 1998 with a 45 percent drop in last year’s October Law School Admission Test (LSAT) takers since 2009, according to The Wall Street Journal in 2013. Fewer people are choosing to put themselves through the grueling, half-day, reasoning test. According to the Law School Admission Council — the organization in … [Read more...] about LSAT test-taking drops at School of Law
