Home School Heartbeat Radio Program
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Success is built on a foundation of preparation. If your student aspires to success in law school and the legal or political sphere, what are the essential activities to prepare him? Hear from an experienced voice, today on Home School Heartbeat with host Mike Farris. Mike Farris: Dr. Frank Guliuzza: I’ve spoken with law school admissions people about how they react to students who do compete in these activities, and I’ve been told that often, law schools will put these applications aside and look at the students differently, in a special way. Why? Because they want smart students, and they want to recruit students who might be successful on their own law school moot court and mock trial teams. And it works. I’ve never had a student on a mock trial or moot court team who wanted to go to law school who was not admitted. They also help develop skills that will prepare the student to do well in law school. Now he or she is still going to have to work very hard, and much of it will be like learning a foreign language. But these activities give a student a way of thinking and a familiarity that provides just a little bit of comfort as they navigate through this difficult area of study. Mike: |
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