Navigating Law School Admissions with Miriam & Kristi

This live episode in New York City focuses on helping listeners navigate the law school admissions process with practical advice and Q&A sessions.

This episode offers advice for law school applicants who are waiting for admissions decisions or are on waitlists, featuring a game of superlatives about law school admissions trends.

Two law school admissions experts discuss their personal Reddit addiction and engagement with the r/lawschooladmissions community during admission cycles.

Two law school deans from Yale and Harvard answer listener questions about admissions, starting with a lighthearted game about frustrating queries.

This is the final episode of a podcast series where the hosts reflect on its origins during the pandemic, thank their producer, and discuss providing candid admissions advice to applicants.

This episode features interviews with current Harvard and Yale law students sharing their backgrounds and advice on law school admissions.

This episode features an interview with Kristen Thies-Alvarez, Assistant Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid at Berkeley Law School, where the hosts recap and analyze the recent law school admission cycle.

Three law school admissions deans discuss judgment in admissions, including when to use addenda and character/fitness issues, starting with a humorous "Would You Rather" game about applicant disclosures.

This episode focuses on resume advice for law school applications and legal careers, featuring guest Van Ann Bui who shares her journey from corporate attorney to career development consultant.

Two law school deans discuss the importance of 'soft' factors in law school applications, such as extracurriculars and awards, contrasting them with academic metrics like GPA and LSAT scores.

This episode features an LSAT expert discussing test sections and studying strategies through an interactive game format.

Three law school admissions deans discuss how to write effective personal statements for law school applications, sharing insights on what works and what doesn't.

This episode introduces a miniseries on the LSAT, featuring expert Laura DeMone who discusses her background in LSAT instruction and her company Rise LSAT.

This episode discusses how law school applicants should begin their application process, including researching schools and creating an effective application list, while sharing humorous anecdotes from past admissions cycles.

The hosts recap their live podcast tour to the United Kingdom, discussing how the trip came about and their visits to universities like UCL, Oxford, Cambridge, and LSE.

This live podcast episode in Los Angeles features a law firm recruiting officer introducing Miriam and Christy's show about navigating law school admissions, sharing personal experiences and insights.

Law school admissions experts Miriam, Christy, and Ulyss Boyd discuss common myths about admissions, emphasizing that officers thoroughly review transcripts and practice holistic evaluation beyond just GPA and LSAT scores.

This episode features a live recording from Seattle where the hosts discuss their podcast on law school admissions, thank organizers, and preview a game and Q&A session.

This episode continues a mini-series on law school admissions personal statements, featuring a hypothetical game about alternative admissions careers and insights from admissions professionals.

This episode features law school admissions experts providing feedback on real personal statements with insights from Dean Ulyss Boyd about how admissions officers evaluate applications.

This episode is a live recording from Boston featuring hosts Miriam and Christy discussing law school admissions, with introductions and context about their podcast tour.

This episode provides a law school admissions cycle recap, previews the upcoming cycle, and includes personal summer highlights from the hosts.

This episode continues a series finale discussion on law school admissions, focusing on busting myths and addressing common misconceptions for applicants.

This episode provides guidance on structuring the education and experience sections of a resume for law school applications, emphasizing reverse chronological order and avoiding excessive segmentation.

This episode discusses the law school application review process with guest Christina Gapison-Tortle, Assistant Dean at UC Irvine, and includes a podcast game related to applications.

Two law school admissions deans from Harvard and Yale close their podcast season with a listener Q&A session, starting with a guessing game about application components like the GRE.

The hosts discuss how they would revise their own law school personal statements in the final episode of a miniseries on personal statements.

This episode discusses pipeline programs that help underrepresented students access law school and the legal profession, featuring insights from admissions deans at Yale and Harvard Law Schools.

Two law school admissions deans from Yale and Harvard discuss how applicants can effectively manage letters of recommendation to strengthen their applications.

Miriam Ingber and Kristi Jobson, deans from Yale and Harvard Law, host an episode on when to apply to law school, joined by guest Johan Lee from Northwestern with 20 years of admissions experience.

Miriam Ingber from Yale Law School and Kristi Jobson from Harvard Law School introduce themselves and their backgrounds, sharing insights into their careers and the podcast's focus on law school admissions advice.