I've gotten about 15 emails today from folks who feel like they bombed the June LSAT. If you did don't worry - you'll still get into a top law school. You're going to need some basic techniques on how to best present yourself to law school admissions officers. There are ways that you can position yourself to make yourself a very appealing candidate, even if you bombed the LSAT and have a mediocre undergraduate GPA.
You can overcome a 140 LSAT, 145 LSAT, 150 LSAT, 155 LSAT and still get into ABA Law Schools. How about mediocre GPAs like a 2.5 gpa, or a 2.7 gpa? Don't sweat it.
So don't despair - I have seen many people in your situation and you need to know that if you work hard on your application you can get into law school even top law schools. Check out this site on law school admissions - this book is worth its weight in gold.
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Books Future Law Students Must Read
Attention Future Law Students...
I just wanted to take a moment and tell you about two great products.
These books simply are must haves. They will help you get into the top law
schools that you want to go to. Best of all, they are ebooks
and are available for download immediately. Don't waste any time buying books on law school admissions from the book store. They are just going to give you the same old same old about high LSATs, perfect undergraduate GPAs and how they don't give much credence to the LSAT. All BS!
The reality is that top, and even lower tier, schools are becoming increasingly more competitive in their admissions process.
Don't despair though!
Each candidate can take certain steps to give them every possible
chance to get in. For just, $50 you can get both books that I recommend right
now and read them tonight. Don't wait until tomorrow - would a
top lawyer wouldn't put off the opportunity until another day? Every moment
is a moment you might not be able to get back (and a moment when someone else is taking your spot.
If you are even thinking about going to school, buy these books and read them now!
The 7 Secrets of Law School Admissions
Covert Tactics for Getting Into Law School
Both of these books will get you pumped up for the LSAT test and admissions process in general.
The authors of both of these great books had mediocre grades and a
mediocre LSAT scores, yet they both got into excellent law schools.
Plus, if your not completely satisfied with either book - the
authors offer you a 100% no questions asked refund.
I just wanted to take a moment and tell you about two great products.
These books simply are must haves. They will help you get into the top law
schools that you want to go to. Best of all, they are ebooks
and are available for download immediately. Don't waste any time buying books on law school admissions from the book store. They are just going to give you the same old same old about high LSATs, perfect undergraduate GPAs and how they don't give much credence to the LSAT. All BS!
The reality is that top, and even lower tier, schools are becoming increasingly more competitive in their admissions process.
Don't despair though!
Each candidate can take certain steps to give them every possible
chance to get in. For just, $50 you can get both books that I recommend right
now and read them tonight. Don't wait until tomorrow - would a
top lawyer wouldn't put off the opportunity until another day? Every moment
is a moment you might not be able to get back (and a moment when someone else is taking your spot.
If you are even thinking about going to school, buy these books and read them now!
The 7 Secrets of Law School Admissions
Covert Tactics for Getting Into Law School
Both of these books will get you pumped up for the LSAT test and admissions process in general.
The authors of both of these great books had mediocre grades and a
mediocre LSAT scores, yet they both got into excellent law schools.
Plus, if your not completely satisfied with either book - the
authors offer you a 100% no questions asked refund.
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