Law Students: Law School Resources

This purpose of this resource is to provide some assistance to legal assistants, prospective law students, actual law students and law professors. We intend to provide a full listing of all U.S. law schools, law professors, resources for student loans, scholarships, law books and a blog for posts that would be of benefit to the legal community in general.

Initially, we noticed a lack of centralized resources for researching various law schools and we developed a database of U.S. law schools. We will continue to update and add to our database and add other features. We would appreciate your contributions in terms of updating or correcting information in the database. Soon you will be able to post articles and suggestions on our new blog.

In the meantime, we suggest that you visit the official websites of law schools that interest you or call the admissions office and request a catalog of information. The right law school for you is out there but you need to commit time and effort in your research. You also need to count the cost in terms of commitment, time, money and lifestyle.

We hope that law students, lawyers and law professors will post comments concerning choice of professions, application to law schools, the law school experience and what to expect after law school graduation. This is a pro bono project of the Ogletree Abbott Law Firm in Houston, Texas.

US Law Schools - US Law Schools:: As of September 2007, there are a total of 185 institutions approved by the American Bar Association.

Online Law Schools - Online Law Schools:: This offers people the opportunity to study in a law school without having to be on campus. It gives people the convenience of learning in their own home without interfering with your own life at home.

Paralegal Schools / Programs - Paralegal Schools / Programs:: Paralegals do most everything that lawyers do other than giving legal advice, accepting legal fees and representing clients in court. The main employers to paralegals are private law firms. Though you can also find opportunities in banks, insurance companies, legal departments, and public-sector agencies.

Law Professor Database - Law Professor Database: We have over 4,400 professors from all of the law schools listed in the United States. You are given the chance to look through any of the leading professors profiles and find who you want to study under.