Happy Thanksgiving

The trip to Murray, Kentucky went really well! It was a beautiful drive through Western Kentucky and the students had fanstastic questions.

Back at the School of Law, our first year students have finished courses and are busy preparing for finals that will begin next week. Unfortunately, they will not have very much time to relax and enjoy the upcoming thanksgiving holiday...the life of a 1L! http://www.law.louisville.edu/admissions

One of our 1L's, Alex Davis, has been blogging about his first year experience. I encourage you to also follow his 'day in the life of a 1L'. It provides good insight into what life is like at UL School of Law.

In the near future, many students will begin to apply. In my next post, I will begin to offer advice on preparing your application for UL Law. Talk with you soon and Happy Thanksgiving!

Road Trip...

The last couple of months have been extremely busy as I’ve crisscrossed the United States speaking to hundreds of prospective students about the UofL Law. It is always exciting to meet new people, hear stories, and learn various reasons why people are interested in going to law school.

My next (and final) trip will be tomorrow! I will be heading to Murray State University tomorrow to speak to a group of pre-law students. Murray, KY is about 3.5 hours and should be a beautiful drive through western Kentucky. I’ll let you know how it goes…

Until next time,
Brandon

UofL Law Admissions Blog

Welcome to the Univeristy of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. I hope that this blog will be another way for prospective students to interact with the University of Louisvillle Brandeis School of Law admissions office. I hope to shed light on the admissions process, provide recommendations, create conversation, and, of course, provide to you more information about UofL Law.

This is an exciting time to be at UofL Law and as you explore our school, please feel free to contact me with any questions. Most importantly, I am interested in hearing from you.

I wish you the best of luck in the application process and look forward hearing your story.

Brandon L. Hamilton
Assistant Dean for Admissions