Helpful Law Websites
Below are some of the most helpful law-related websites on the internet. These sites can help you understand a career in law better, especially if you are still in high school, or are in graduate school, and are seeking to find a career that interests you. We do not endorse any content provided on these websites, however, based on their reputations within the law community, we believe they are beneficial to prospective lawyers.
Law School Admission Council
This is an additional resource for those seeking information about enrolling in law school, passing examinations, financing law school, plus news and announcements in the industry.
U.S. Department of Education
This resource is great for those seeking lenders to help with tuition. Many lenders and the federal government have websites with loan repayment and budget calculators within this site. Also stay updated on the latest of national education news.
FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid
This is a great resource for students seeking assistance with financial aid. This website has lots of information regarding scholarships, grants, loans and more.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
This is a great resource for those looking for basic, broken down information regarding the career of a lawyer. Find statistics, job outlook info, educational requirements and more in this one-stop-shop site.
Wikipedia
This is a great educational resource for those seeking more information about a career as a lawyer. Included is a history in law, additional resources and global requirements for all stages of a lawyer’s career.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawyer
Pass the Bar.Com
This website is dedicated to helping you understand and focus on passing the bar examination. It includes study materials and additional tools to help you prepare for your states bar examination.
