Thursday, October 2, 2008
October LSAT On The Blogosphere
Check out these three great wordpress tag clouds - ASAP! They will give you insight into tons of information about the October LSAT exam. You'll be sure to find lots of priceless tips and information just by scoping out the activity on the blogosphere.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Law Schools in Georgia
I would just add that going to law school in Georgia is a great idea. You'll get great value and a great education from nearly all the law schools in Georgia.
I am curious about John Marshall in Atlanta. I haven't heard much in the way of good or bad information about it. So, if you have information about John Marshall please leave it in the comments now.
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Important Information On 2009 Law School
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Review of Online Colleges
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Do You Need Law School Books?
This article linked above will provide a primer for those not initiated in the ways of buying law school books without going extra broke.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Get a Degree from Boston University Online
Let me explain. Recently, I found a great posting on Boston University that I wanted to share with everybody. Prior, I had never realized that BU even had an online program. Check it out at Boston University Online. Boston University is one of the most respected higher education institutions in the world. Now, they offer Bachelor's, Masters and PhD degrees online for students throughout the world. This seems like a great option if law school is not for you.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Getting Into Law School Using Covert Tactics!
Covert Tactics for Getting Into Law School
This book got me into one of the very best law schools in the country. You can take my word on this, you will absolutely love it. Once you buy the book online you can download it immediately. Be sure to print it up, take notes, dog ear, do whatever you need to do to absorb the information in it.
Covert Tactics will get you energized for the law school admissions process, the LSAT test and the ultimate acceptance into a top school.
This isn't my product, but I should tell you that the author of this great book had bad grades as an undergraduate and below average, mediocre LSAT scores, yet he got into 11/11 law schools he applied to. The same happened to me (Columbia) and this book taught how to beat the system. What's is doubly great is that if you are not completely satisfied with the book the authors will give you a complete refund.