Sherry Karabin

Sherry Karabin is a New York-based legal journalist and regular contributor to National Jurist, where she covers legal education, career development, and bar exam preparation. With a background in multimedia reporting and a focus on topics like environmental and tribal law, she brings clarity and depth to issues that matter to law students and early-career attorneys. Her work has also appeared in outlets like Akron Legal News and The Daily Legal News.

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Law schools face hot button issues: Free speech, DEI and accreditation

When Ohio resident Erik Ehrenfeld started at Case Western Reserve University School of Law in the fall...

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3 law students choose the self-study route to crack the LSAT

Nicholas Webb, a third-year at Seton Hall University School of Law, chose the self-study route, starting his...

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Level up your LSAT score using these study habits

While more law schools are accepting GRE results, the LSAT remains the gold standard for admission at...

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Attorney focuses on conservation and tribal issues, blending environmental and Indian law

Growing up on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state surrounded by a diverse environment, Anna Elza Brady...

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The formula for happiness in your legal career

Many law students assume that successful, prestigious careers will lead to happiness. But research shows that happiness...

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What best prepares you for the practice of law?

When she was a law student, Elaine Souder was a member of a mock trial team, traveling...

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Best Value Law Schools

University of Georgia and BYU dominate our annual ranking based on cost, bar exam performance and graduate...

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The master’s alternative

Rosanna Coviello wanted to advance her career. The New Jersey native had been working as a compliance...

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Online summer programs are here to stay

While several law schools are expanding remote summer offerings, many still consider in-person instruction to be the gold standard.

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Stories from abroad

While study abroad opportunities ground to a halt early in the pandemic, most programs are returning or expected to return soon. And good thing. Study abroad programs offer students unique opportunities to learn first-hand and gain valuable practical training.

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