By: Stephanie Schmudlach     The decision to go to law school, while not always hard in itself, is without a doubt one of the hardest processes that those who seek graduate level studies may go through. Deciding to pursue a J.D. as an undergraduate student, or even in high school, gives you the advantage of continuous studying and maintaining your pace as at each step you take. So, what about those of us who make the decision later in life, the ones who decide to take this pa

The Ohio Supreme Court has announced that in July of 2028, Ohio will adopt the NextGen Bar Exam, replacing the Uniform Bar...

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With another semester of exams behind us (and another set waiting for us in May), this column surveys several variations of the final...

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By: Cole Sundermann This past orientation, Cleveland State University, College of Law welcomed their largest 1L class in recent memory....

I served 13 years on active duty as a Submarine Warfare Officer in the US Navy and completed 3 submarine deployments.  I also studied...

I want to thank all those students who have expressed their opinions on the subject of paid externships and a special thanks to those who...

At CSU Law, a new chapter is unfolding—one marked by intellectual vigor, spirited debates, and an earnest desire to welcome new members...