HeyJaredLaw School'd
Welcome to Law School’d, a podcast for prospective law students navigating the journey to law school and beyond.
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- Aug 25, 2026
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When to Apply to Law School (opens the original)
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Timing matters when it comes to law school applications. Faith Kim is joined by Admissions to map out a perfect law school application timeline. You will leave this episode aware of rolling admissions, when to take the LSAT and prepare your application, and with a plan to meet key deadlines.
Personal Statement Deep Dive: Editing (opens the original)
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Editing can make or break a personal statement. In this episode, we walk through the editing process step by step, offering tips on clarity, flow, and revision to help your personal statement stand out.
Journal Spotlight: Race, Religion, Gender, and Class (opens the original)
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In this episode, we highlight the Journal of Race, Religion, Gender, and Class, a student-led journal committed to exploring how systems of power, identity, and inequality shape the law. Through thoughtful scholarship and interdisciplinary analysis, the journal amplifies voices and ideas that push legal conversations forward and promote equity and inclusion.
Student Experiences: Environmental Law (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with a Maryland Carey Law student pursuing Environmental Law to discuss their academic journey, career interests, and the hands-on opportunities that shape environmental advocacy. From coursework to experiential learning, this conversation highlights what it’s like to study environmental law in action.
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