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Ann K. Levine, author of the Law School Expert, has put together an awesome list of law schools that offer law school loans repayment plans. Many schools will either forgive your student loans or help pay them back if you decide to go into public service. I think it’s a great idea that will encourage many talented law students to pursue their goal of public service work, instead of taking the big firm job in order to pay back their students loans. Unfortunately, my school, The University of Tulsa, is not on the list. Boo.

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3 Comments

1. Mike on 23.08.2007 at 20:04 (Reply)

   Thanks for the link, that’s quite helpful. I am looking at doing PI work but haven’t discounted doing big law first.
   I know a lot of people say that going th big law route for a few years to pay off debts means that you’ll just stay in big law after getting used to the lifestyle. But, it would seem that’s a case of living beyond your means if you were ever living that lifestyle in the first place. I’m sure it’s harder to be frugal when you feel like you’re making lots of money, but big law for a few years doesn’t seem like it would require adopting a certain lifestyle just because you have that job.

   Oh, I wanted to ask your opinion on this article since you placed at the top of your class last year. Did your methods mirror his or did you take a more traditional approach? Did you use supplementary study materials? What are your thoughts on hornbooks and other supplements from a frugal perspective? They are quite expensive, but seem like a worthwhile investment.

2. Brett McKay on 25.08.2007 at 08:25 (Reply)

   Mike-
   Great question about the supplements. Look for a post this week on how you can get supplements on the cheap. The article looks like it dispenses some good advice. Success in law school depends on preperation on the exam.

3. How To Get Law School Supplements On The Cheap | The Frugal Law Student on 31.08.2007 at 06:19

   […] If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Long time friend and Frugal Law Student reader, Mike, asked this question in last week’s post on law school repayment programs. […]

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