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Law Schools Discriminate Against Blind Applicants
National Federation of the Blind Files Suit Against Four California Law Schools
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Federation of the Blind (NFB), the nation's oldest and largest organization of blind people, and three blind students who have applied or are considering applying to law school in California—Deepa Goraya, Bruce J.
Examville.com Opens Platform to Users – Learn and Teach Online, and Now Earn Money Anytime, from Anywhere
Examville.com, the premier online supplemental education-related site, opens its platform to users allowing students, teachers, tutors, test prep companies, publishers and learning enthusiasts to offer their services and/or documents alongside Examville’s offerings. Examville unveils its marketplace with three new features -- Tutor Central Live™, an open “Live Classes” section, and NotesXchange.™
Edura.com Expands Video Content to Incorporate Aptitude Instruction Videos
The constructive video portal site raises the bar to advance the prospects of higher education in preliminary stages
MyTestAnswers.Com Offers Low Price Premium Test Solutions Company; Launches SAT Prep for 99 cents
After its initial launch in May '09, in addition to offering step-by-step LSAT video solutions, MyTestAnswers.com now offers video solutions to SAT questions.
Took the LSAT? Collect Your Reward -- A Free e-Book Version of “The Sex.Com Chronicles” by Cyberlaw Author Charles Carreon
The Sex.Com Chronicles is an exciting story of high-stakes litigation on the Internet legal frontier that future lawyers and seasoned practitioners will enjoy reading as a road map to handling a federal intellectual property lawsuit. As a holiday gift to aspiring lawyers, the author and publisher are offering a free e-Book version of The Sex.Com Chronicles to each of the 60,000 future law-students who took the September 2009 Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). Interviewed regarding the holiday giveaway, author Charles Carreon said he wants to teach new members of the profession that “as lawyers, it’s their job to battle over property, freedom, and life itself.”
PowerScore Releases The Logic Games Bible Workbook
PowerScore releases The LSAT Logic Games Bible Workbook, a companion to the bestselling LSAT Logic Games Bible, providing readers with additional practice on the techniques for mastering the analytical reasoning section of the Law School Admission Test.
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Education Path For A Criminal Lawyer
The legal system plays a fundamental role in protecting the rights of individuals Working in the legal profession is often viewed as a lucrative and rewarding career
Knewton Launches First Online LSAT Prep Course Based on Adaptive Learning Technology
Knewton Unleashes Groundbreaking Educational Web Platform
to Help Aspiring Law Students Ace the LSAT
Learning How To Get Into Law School
Law school is a goal for many soon to be college graduates. Finding out how to get into law school is a process unto itself. Most people think it is all about taking the LSAT exam and scoring well. that is a big part of the process but there is a lot more involved then just the test. Law schools want to know what kind of person you are and how dedicated to the program you will be during your time there. This is serious business and they do not want someone to be there that takes it lightly.
Law Schools Discriminate Against Blind Applicants
National Federation of the Blind Files Suit Against Four California Law Schools
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Federation of the Blind (NFB), the nation's oldest and largest organization of blind people, and three blind students who have applied or are considering applying to law school in California—Deepa Goraya, Bruce J.
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