PRELAW HANDBOOK - Law School Communication

IMPROVING LAW SCHOOL COMMUNICATION
IN THE MARKET FOR SUGGESTIONS

One way for a law school to communicate to undergraduates interested in attending their law school is to devote a webpage to Frequently Asked Questions.
Besides answering Frequently Asked Questions, there are other ways law schools can communicate to undergraduates. Let us know of your suggestions and let us know of law schools that do what you suggest ([email protected]). _.

IMPROVING LAW SCHOOL COMMUNICATION
GREAT COMMUNICATORS

Duquesne University _.
Emory University_.
George Mason University _.
Harvard University _.
Indiana University (Bloomington) _.
Marquette University _.
Suffolk University _.

Thomas M. Cooley _.  _.    _.
University of Alabama  _.
UCLA
University of Chicago _.
University of Colorado   _.
University of Missiouri
University of New Mexico  _.
University of Pittsburgh
University of Washington _.
University of Wisconsin

Washburn University

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Revised: September 19, 2010

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