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If you've fallen victim to such thinking, then prepare yourself for a surprise...
Discover the secrets of law school admissions success...
I'm not sure how you ended up here, but if you're like me and the vast majority of people heading to law school, I probably do know a few things about you. Specifically, you've spent dozens of hours trying to decipher the secrets of law school admission, you wonder whether law school rankings really mean anything, you wish your LSAT score was better (or, if you haven't taken it yet, you're scared to death of that infernal test), you're beginning to doubt if getting into law school is something you can do and, if so, just how exactly does one get into law school if they don't have a 4.0 GPA and 175+ on the LSAT.
How do I know so much about you? Well, I've been there. I figured out the answers to most of those questions - at least the ones that can be answered by mankind - and I succeeded:
Although most of these schools are ranked in the top 10-50 of the U.S. News and World Report rankings, I wish I had aimed even higher. I didn't know it then, but I had discovered the secret to getting into great law schools despite less-than-stellar credentials. And now I can teach you:
Look, it took me seven (7) years to graduate from Podunk State University and I had to take the LSAT's twice. Even then, I was left with a mediocre GPA and mediocre LSAT scores to work with. But I figured it out. I applied to and was accepted by 11 of the top law schools in the country - because I tricked them into thinking I was the type of student they were looking for. You can do it too. They won't figure out you're a pretender until its too late.
Or maybe you're not a pretender. Maybe you're a real person like me that had a job, a family, and other responsibilities that kept me from getting straight A's and padding my resume with "service projects" like all the rich kids.
Whatever the case, I look back now at the $110,000+ starting salary paid to me by a big law firm, largely because I went to the right law school, and laugh all the way to the bank.
AND HERE'S A WARNING: Don't deceive yourself into thinking that your grades and LSAT scores are so good that you don't need to worry about how to properly prepare yourself and your application for the law school admission process. Have you looked at the statistics about the applicants to top law schools - a lot of students with excellent credentials are being denied. Don't be one of them.
If you are willing to do what it takes to go to a great law school, which can lead to a very lucrative career, then you'd be an idiot for not reading on.
Over the years I have continually supplemented the tactics I used with the best hidden law school admissions tactics I've been able to find. I'm continually seeking new and better advice from all the best sources, including law school admissions officers and other successful students.
The competition isn't just intense - its stifling. Every year over 100,000 prospective law students apply for open spots in less than 200 ABA-accredited law schools. About 40,000 of those applicants won't get in anywhere they apply. But I am living proof that you can go to a great law school if you do the right things.
Where you go to law school can and will have a profound impact on the jobs you can choose from after you graduate from law school. If you go to a respectable but non-prestigious state school (or god-forbid somewhere even worse), you will likely be choosing from government jobs paying, in many cases, less than $45,000 per year. While this is respectable pay, it doesn't begin to approach the $150,000 (including bonuses) you can make as a first year at the bigger firms in major metropolitan areas all around the country. Of course, these types of jobs are almost always reserved for graduates of the best national and regional law schools. Over the course of your first 5-10 years in practice, the difference in salary and bonuses you earn, based on where you go to law school, can easily top one million dollars.
You are probably a lot like me. I realized that going to law school was one of the most important decisions that I would ever make and that my choice of where to go - not to mention the decisions of the schools that I would apply to - would have a profound influence on the rest of my life. Coming to this realization, I studied everything there was to study on the subject of how to get into law school. Indeed, I think it is fair to say that I purchased and read repeatedlyevery book ever written on the subject of law school admission. What I found is that there is a lot of valuable information in most of these books and programs. Indeed, this book is an amalgamation of much of that material. What I ultimately discovered after going through the process, however, was that some of the most important principles were either ignored completely or treated in a cursory manner. In my opinion the reason for this is that many of these books were written by admissions counselors who are reluctant to admit or confirm some of the truths underlying the process. Nonetheless, if you have not already done so I strongly advise you to purchase at least a few of these books and thoughtfully consider the information therein. The problem is, you can also overpay for crap. I don't believe you should pay hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars to have someone help you do what you should be able to figure out how to do on your own. Learn to Play the Game and Model My Success Fortunately for you, most of the people sitting across from you in the crowded LSAT test-center have done very little to prepare for that test, and many will never even submit a law school application. Among the many who do submit applications to law school, the vast mindless majority will simply jump through the hoops – ignoring the many strategies available to improve their admissions chances. Those who do learn how to play the game – as you are now – are at a decided advantage. There are methods that can help you avoid failure in your pursuit of the best legal education available. Don't cheat yourself in this critical endeavor. Although I fail to understand the reasoning, I am sometimes asked if using the tactics shared here gives the reader an “unfair” advantage. Such thinking is behind most of the misery and failure many people experience. Frankly, successful people seek knowledge and pursue excellence in all that they do. Believe me when I say that law school admission committees will only appreciate your efforts at going the extra mile to be admitted to their school. Doing so will make you exactly the sort of person they are looking for. You have heard it before, and I’ll stress it here again, law school is hard. If you give a half-assed effort at getting into law school, you will probably give a similar effort once you get in – if you are able to get in at all.
I strongly advise you not to limit yourself at this point in your life. You should reach beyond your self imposed limitations and seek out a new and exciting law school experience. To maximize your opportunity to go to the best schools, you need Covert Tactics for Getting Into the Law School of Your Choice. Don’t ever let average LSAT scores and grades discourage you from applying to the school of your dreams. If you don’t dream, don’t reach, you’ll never get into the school you really want to get into – because that school should be something you aspire to – not something that’s a given.
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