Law School Admissions Deadlines

Lawschoolreference.com has posted a very helpful articles on law school admissions deadlines for 2009.  You can download the direct law school admissions URLs of the top 100 law schools and read the due dates for law school applications for entry in the 2009-2010 law school class.

New Report On Online Law Schools Released

The new 2009 Report on Online Law Schools has been released.  Check it out.  If you’re interested in online law schools like Concord Law School, Abraham Lincoln Schol or Taft Law School this report will interest you. I just finished reading it and this should be mandatory reading if you’re considering online school.

Preparing for the LSAT

It is LSAT time again! Are you thinking about taking the October 2008 LSAT? If so,you’re going to want to read the article on law school reference.com about preparing for the October LSAT

If you’re taking the test for the first time – have yet to begin to study or want to engage in a quick review -I highly recommend the featured LSAT preparation materials from the above mentioned article. The LSAT is merely a test of knowledge. It’s not a test that accurately gauges your intelligence – no standardized test can. Thus, like all tests it can be beaten. To beat the LSAT you just need to know a few basic rules about taking the test and do some heavy prep for 2 or 3months before the exam.

Plus, there is no need to spend money on an expensive course out of the gate, try the one listed in the LawSchoolReference.com article.  It is only $39.95 (ebook form – available immediately) – and it is worth every penny. I can not give it a stronger recommendation.

I went through all the material the other night in this book and I thoroughly believe that it provides you with quickest, most effective and most affordable LSAT prep course possible.

Also, if you have already taken the LSAT and are discouraged or unhappy with your LSAT score – - please do read one of the two ebooks featured in this post. You can overcome a poor LSAT score. You just need to leverage your life experience. Check out the books. Either one is highly recommended. This special offer will help you get one of them for free!

Bad LSAT Scores: What to Do?!

Don’t be upset or disappointed if you did crappy on the Law School Admissions Test.  My LSAT score was only a 155.  This wasn’t a great score – in fact it is really quite low to get into a top law school.  Yet, I did.

Thus, If you did score low on the LSAT and you’re concerned about your future prospects in terms of law school admissions, check out this post on low LSAT scores and what to do about them.  It’s posted on the site Law School Secrets Good luck and keep your head up.  Law school is always possible regardless of your GPA, educational background and LSAT score.

Lawyer With No Law School?

Yes, it is totally possible to become a lawyer without ever going to law school.  Abraham LIncoln never went to law school…so why should you?  Things have changed since the days of Lincoln and if you opt to become a lawyer without going to law school you have a long and difficult road ahead of you.  If this route to becoming a lawyer interests you…great!  But, don’t waste a second of your time on the internet looking for more information on how you can earn a JD without law school.  The one resource you absolutely need to buy is the :Law School Bible.  This is the one stop shopping book you need. It will give you all the resources you need to point you in the direction you need to head. Good luck with your law education and career.

Apply to Many Different Schools

When you are looking for law a law school, you might think that you need only apply to two or three. These two or three are probably law schools in which you really want to go to because of economics, physical location, or the reputation of the school. This is the wrong way to go about applying to law schools. You should apply to as many as you can because the chance that you will be picked up by at least one will be greater. It would be nice if everybody can go to Harvard or Yale, but the chances of that are very slim.

For more help visit this post on how to get into law school.

Are You Considering An Online Law School?

If you just got your June 2008 LSAT score in and you’re feeling down and out because the score wasn’t what you expected….perhaps you are considering attending an online law school.  If you are considering one of these schools and have you any questions you should post them over on the law school discussion board.  But, if you’re really considering these schools and want to cut to the chase quickly and find out all you can about online law degrees and whether or not they are worth it – be sure to check out this great report on the truth about online law schools.  I just downloaded and read it (it’s short – just 25 or so pages) and I feel like I know a great deal about distance learning and online law schools.