Thinking about law school? Check out this flowchart.

I found this flowchart both eye-opening and clarifying. It is complicated, but worth reading every path if you are thinking about going to law school for any reason: money, prestige, desire to effect social change, stability, or simply, because you aren’t really sure what you want to do after you graduate.

• Flowchart “edition” of Don’t Go to Law School (Unless) by Paul Campos, created by Sam Browning

I ran across this while reading a piece in Vitae, a higher-education career site, written by a recent college grad who considered going to law school because he wanted to pursue social change. Although he got in to several top law programs, he decided not to go. You can read about his decision-making process, which includes many useful links for those facing the same decision, here.

Editorial Production Internships at Rowman and Littlefield for Spring 2015

ROWMAN & LITTLFIELD INTERNSHIP PROGRAM: EDITORIAL PRODUCTION INTERNSHIP Rowman & Littlefield is currently accepting resumes for the Spring 2015 semester from students interested in studying with the company’s Editorial Production department.

Academic credit from an accredited institution of higher education must be available to all who apply for this unpaid opportunity.  Please contact Kathy Forni kforni@loyola.edu for more information.

Please direct resumes, as well as any request for assistance in applying, to: humanresources@rowman.com.

Rowman & Littlefield, headquartered in Lanham, Maryland, is one of the largest and fastest-growing independent publishers and distributors in North America. The company publishes under a dozen imprints in virtually all fields in the humanities and social sciences. Students accepted will train and learn all operations of the production department, including .xml coding and typesetting, reviewing and correcting page proofs at all stages, formatting indices, coordinating cover materials and text, and working with the Library of Congress to solicit CiP data and copyrights.  Student in all majors will be considered, but English, Communications, and Marketing students will be given preference. This internship offers a flexible schedule, but candidates must know their schedule (academic and otherwise) for the requisite semester when applying.