Maryland Carey Law
Law School'd
Welcome to Law School’d, a podcast for prospective law students navigating the journey to law school and beyond. Hosted by Faith Kim, a 3L at the University of Maryland Carey School of Law, this podcast will feature discussions with admissions officers about the law school application process and members of the law school community about choosing a law school and student life. Whether you're considering law school, are working on your application, or are eagerly awaiting your 1L year, Law School’d is here to guide you every step of the way!
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Jun 30, 2026
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Episodes
Choosing a Law School Based on What Matters 11.03.2025 6:06
Choosing a law school is about finding the right fit for your career goals. In this episode, current law students will detail their decision-making process and how they balanced cost, rankings, programs, and more when deciding where to attend. To learn more about Maryland Carey Law and to receive an application fee waiver, click here .
What is a Clinic? 25.02.2025 7:33
Clinical Law programs are instrumental to the law school experience, providing students with the opportunity to work on real cases with real clients. Faith Kim will be joined by Associate Dean Leigh Goodmark, the former director of Maryland Carey Law's Clinical Law program, to discuss what a clinic is and how it can transform your legal education. To learn more about Maryland Carey Law and to rece...
Debunking Law School Myths 11.02.2025 8:37
Thinking about law school but feeling overwhelmed trying to determine fact from fiction? Tune in as current Maryland Carey Law student Faith Kim debunks common law school myths. To learn more about Maryland Carey Law and to receive an application fee waiver, click here .
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