Calling All Future Lawyers
Enjuris wants to help support your legal studies and career
Law school can be grueling. Enjuris is here to help! Whether you’re about to start law school or looking for career advice, you’ve come to the right place. We invite you to browse our free resources below for helpful tips, tools and tricks for ensuring success in your studies and beyond.
If you have a question, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’d love to hear from you!
Enjuris student scholarship
Introducing our student essay writing scholarship competition. Just 500-750 words could earn you $1,000 for tuition, textbooks and other school expenses. Plus, you can get published to boot!
Resources for law students
- Best legal podcasts for law students
- Substance abuse among law students: A big problem, with little attention
- How to get through online law school
- The ultimate guide to the Bar Exam
- Guide to the Socratic Method
- Legal terms every law student should know
- What to expect from your law school experience
- Guide to paying for law school: scholarships, grants, and loans
- Pros and cons of working during law school
- Types of law degrees and certificates in the United States
- What it takes to be a top law student
- Best legal movies for law students
- Top 15 quotes for law students
- 10 books to read before starting law school
- How long is law school?
- Networking: The ultimate guide for law students
- 5 steps to becoming a lawyer
- How much does law school cost?
- Picking your area of law
- Experience before law school: Should you take time off?
- Law school application process: Overview and timeline
- Full-time vs. part-time law school: Which is right for you?
- 5 tips for writing a stronger law school personal statement
- Legal research tips law students need to know: the basics
- Problem drinking among lawyers and law students
- Helpful hints to writing a better IRAC
- An overview of law student mental health concerns
- Seven important rules for legal internship etiquette
- The best undergraduate courses for pre-law students
- What you need to know about LSAT prep
- How to tell if you really want to go to law school
- How to make the most of your legal internship
- 10 expert tips on how to survive law school
Student blog publishing opportunity (paid)
With more attention being directed to legal marketing, law firms want attorneys with strong writing skills. The ability to translate legal jargon into easily understood text is a skill that many seasoned attorneys lack. Demonstrate how you can create legal content that appeals to potential clients by submitting a post to our blog. You’ll receive a byline to impress future employers and earn some cash at the same time!
Must-read articles
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