The Prestige of Your College (Part II)
Does the Prestige of Your College Affect Your Chances of Admission to Law School? (Part II) I tried to show in Part I of this post that if you went to Harvard, Princeton or Yale as an undergraduate, your chances as an applicant to law school are greatly improved by the prestige of that […]
The Prestige of Your College (Part I)
Does the Prestige of Your College Affect Your Chances of Admission to Law School? (Part I) Of course it does in the sense that someone who attends a prestigious college had vital signs coming out of high school that were pretty prestigious themselves, and so probably put up some pretty prestigious numbers in college […]
Medians for the Class of 2018
The indispensable top-law-schools.com has just published the median LSAT scores and GPAs for the class of 2018, i.e., the students entering law school this fall. There are no big surprises, but I like to work with the most recent numbers, and I am sure you do as well, so I thought I would pass […]
Still Waiting?
If you’re not one of the lucky few who got admitted directly to a top school, or who got in off a wait list right after deposit deadline season (whom I don’t consider true waitlisted applicants but rather admitted students whose admittance was decided but held in abeyance as a sort of insurance policy against […]
Submit Those Law School Applications!
Happy New Year everyone. I am sorry that I’ve been out of touch with my blog, but as I am sure you are aware, the last two months or so have been extremely busy in the law school application business. I advise my clients to submit their applications as early as possible. Besides having good […]
Books on How to Get into Law School
Hiring a law school admissions consultant is the new-fashioned way to get into the law school of your choice, but like all new-fashioned ways they never fully supplant the old-fashioned ways. In this case: reading books on the topic. Yes, that’s the way it used to be done, and as you will see, that’s the […]