Enrolling in law school is a big commitment any time. The National Jurist weighs in on benefits and considerations right now: bit.ly/3iiNqb7

Taking the bar exam this fall? It's stressful enough leading up to the exam, you don't need to keep worrying once it's done. The National Jurist has some tips on how to unwind once you're done with the bar exam: bit.ly/33m3Ds6

LL.M. programs are a great way to specialize your knowledge and practice. The National Jurist offers some insight: bit.ly/31auVQN - and if you practice tax law or would like to, look into our LL.M. in taxation.

Want your law school application to stand out with stellar letters of recommendation? The National Jurist has a few tips to choose the write person and get the best content: bit.ly/2FR1lIA

Everything from classrooms to courtrooms have moved online with the COVID pandemic. Industries used to operating in person are getting a crash course in online technologies that make working from home possible. The National Jurist weighs in on the legal field: bit.ly/2HKVF37

Though the pandemic is not yet over, it looks like pass/fail exams may be. The National Jurist takes a look at what to expect from your fall and winter exams: bit.ly/3pnIiHG #lawstudents #lawschool #law #legaleducation #onlineeducation #taxlaw

Many law students are new to online learning. The National Jurist offers a few study tips for online programs: bit.ly/2KEvFbl #lawschool #lawstudent #onlinelearning #gradschool #law #taxlawyer #taxlaw

From everyone here at Taft University System: we hope you have a great Thanksgiving holiday! Our offices will be closed from 11/26-11/29. We'll be back on Monday, November 30th to help get you started with one of our online programs.

Tired of the same old study tips? The National Jurist has a few less conventional tips to give your study sessions a boost: bit.ly/3lmkWPu

No matter what you celebrate this time of year, we at Taft Law School wish you a happy & healthy holiday season! Our offices will be closed for the Christmas holiday on 12/24 & 12/25. We'll be back in the office and ready to help on 12/28. We look forward to hearing from you!

We at Taft Law School wish you all the best this New Year's Eve! Our offices will be closed tomorrow, January 1st, but we'll be back to help you on Monday, January 4th. We look forward to helping you achieve all your educational goals in 2021!

Still getting used to at-home exams? You're not alone. Read on for some tips from National Jurist that could help ensure you ace your next law school exam, even at home: bit.ly/3hLOaqH

If you're interested in learning more about law but don't want to become a lawyer, there are an increasing number of degrees tailored just for you. Our JD-ET program is one of them. Read more from The National Jurist : bit.ly/3pVrrvj

Will the CA State Bar Exam passing grade be lowered retroactively? Read more here: bit.ly/3iasIvU and read the statement from the Dean of Taft Law School below.

Fail the Bar Exam? Don't let it hold you back! Read on for tips from The National Jurist to help you ace the Bar Exam the next time you take it: bit.ly/3jdCP3m

Online law degree programs? They're here to stay. Thanks to the pandemic, more law schools than ever are moving online and online education is increasingly accepted as being just as effective as in-person learning. Read more from The National Jurist here: bit.ly/3pyu0Tf

It's been a long year for everyone, including law students. From moving to online learning to changes in how you take the Bar Exam, you may need some help de-stressing from it all. Luckily, National Jurist is here to help with some mental health tips: bit.ly/2Me3wZM

In the current job market, having an LLM doesn't guarantee you a job right away. There are a few other obstacles you may encounter even after you earn your degree. Read on for some tips from The National Jurist about how to overcome snags in the road: bit.ly/3mair4K

Taft Law School was recently recognized by The Wall Street Journal as providing one of the best ROIs to graduates. Read our full post here: bit.ly/3fVv4yU

Becoming a California licensed attorney can also be beneficial nationwide. Once you pass the California Bar Exam, you can go on to become licensed to practice in the US District Court, allowing you to practice at a Federal level. More about our JD here: TaftU.edu