Saturday, May 31, 2008
Law Schools in the United States
Law School Reference does feature the best list of law schools in the United States. Make it the homepage for your law school search.
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.
Monday, March 3, 2008
New Book Will Explore Online Law Degrees
A new book "THE TRUTH ABOUT ONLINE LAW SCHOOLS" is coming soon that will seek to give information to prospective law students whom are interested in attending online law school.
From Amazon.com:
"Is attending an online law school in the United States worth the investment? Are there legitimate online law schools and if so, which ones? How does learning law over the internet really work? Will I be able to compete with graduates from traditional Brick and Mortar schools? All these questions are answered in this guide to the online law school experience. Plus, learn where in the United States a graduate with an online degree can actually practice the law, plus much more. Read along as admissions directors, HR managers, practicing attorneys, and online law school graduates weigh in on the professional desirability of a degree from an online law school."
We've requested an advance reading copy. If the book does what it claims it does it will be a valuable addition to the literature. We'll let you know what we think. If you do buy the book please let us know what you think!
From Amazon.com:
"Is attending an online law school in the United States worth the investment? Are there legitimate online law schools and if so, which ones? How does learning law over the internet really work? Will I be able to compete with graduates from traditional Brick and Mortar schools? All these questions are answered in this guide to the online law school experience. Plus, learn where in the United States a graduate with an online degree can actually practice the law, plus much more. Read along as admissions directors, HR managers, practicing attorneys, and online law school graduates weigh in on the professional desirability of a degree from an online law school."
We've requested an advance reading copy. If the book does what it claims it does it will be a valuable addition to the literature. We'll let you know what we think. If you do buy the book please let us know what you think!
Saturday, March 1, 2008
The Law School Reference Letter
Is the law school reference letter helpful in getting you into law school? No, not really. LSAT scores and undergraduate GPAs are typically the king-maker. However, you will have to still get these personal reference letters from former professors. Don't waste your time (or anybody elses) with letters from spouses, family, neighbors, co-workers, supervisors from stupid, meaningless jobs, focus instead on mentors and professors.
Visit this page for more Law School Reference Letter Tips.
Visit this page for more Law School Reference Letter Tips.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Some New Links Added
The Law School Reference Blog has added some new links to its blogroll. First, we added our parent site lawschoolreference.com - The Premier Online Directory of Law Schools in the United States.
Second, we also added a couple of blogs that are worth checking out (for the mere reason they are linking to lawschoolreference.com!!) and they are the Law School Advisor and the Law School Blog.
Later this week, we will be adding the Law School Reference.com bookstore to both the site and the blog. This store features the top titles that we recommend for prospective law school students. It's worth a look.
Second, we also added a couple of blogs that are worth checking out (for the mere reason they are linking to lawschoolreference.com!!) and they are the Law School Advisor and the Law School Blog.
Later this week, we will be adding the Law School Reference.com bookstore to both the site and the blog. This store features the top titles that we recommend for prospective law school students. It's worth a look.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
The Question of Salary?
How much will I earn with a law degree? Will I be able to live the lifestyle I want with $100,000 in law school debt?
The best way to approach this question is to compare your earning potential and your potential debt. It should be clear that the worst deal in legal education comes from the schools in mid to higher price range that are regional or rural schools (in terms of cost, debt, and career potential). Obviously, there may be differences in quality of education that should be taken into consideration as well.
For more information read our posting on Law School Salaries for New Graduates at LawSchoolReference.com.
The best way to approach this question is to compare your earning potential and your potential debt. It should be clear that the worst deal in legal education comes from the schools in mid to higher price range that are regional or rural schools (in terms of cost, debt, and career potential). Obviously, there may be differences in quality of education that should be taken into consideration as well.
For more information read our posting on Law School Salaries for New Graduates at LawSchoolReference.com.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Apply to Law School for Free
If you can't afford to pay application fees to law school. Get the fee waived by checking out What Law Schools Waive Application Fees Online - . Invest the five minutes and save hundreds of dollars. Prospective students hot off the heals of an expensive undergraduate education, and who have negative net worth, can and do get these fees waived everyday.
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