The Best Book On Harvard Law School Admissions
Book Details
Author(s)Harvard Law Students
ISBN / ASIN1466221860
ISBN-139781466221864
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank2,078,255
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Harvard Law Students Teach You How To Get Into HLS! The Harvard Seal on your resume guarantees you a lucrative future in law. But before you can get that seal, you need to get admitted. Our experts have been through the cut-throat application process and came out on the other side with an admission to one of the most prestigious law schools in the country.
Our experts are here to provide you with inside information on what Harvard Law School looks for in candidate and how you can get a competitive advantage when applying. The application process can be confusing and frustrating but with a little expert advice, you will be at Harvard in no time. Thousands of students with good grades, good extracurriculars, and good recommendations are applying for the same spots as you. Our experts will show you how to stand out from the crowd and earn one of those coveted spots in Harvard Law School.
JUST A FEW OF THE THINGS YOU'LL LEARN:
HLS Student #1 - He is originally from Atlanta, was raised in a middle class family and attended the University of Georgia. He majored in Arabic, French and International affairs. He loves diversity and Harvard opened up lots of great opportunities for him.
HLS Student #2 - He attended a liberal arts school, Williams College in Massachusetts, for his undergraduate degree in Political Science. He currently attends Harvard Law School.
...plus 4 more contributors!
"I had heard that getting into law school would be difficult in this economy, but even my pre-law advisor didn't prepare me for how competitive the application and interview process was. The people who wrote this book are the top students at the top law school in the country, they really know what they are talking about. They have so many different backgrounds that it would be hard not to find a template that matches your experience almost exactly."
- A Second Year Student at the University of California, Berkeley, Law School
"I wish this book had existed when I was going through the process of applying to law school. It breaks down the process of getting into law school from high school all the way through your time after college if you don't go straight-aways. It's a top resource, and it's hard to argue with half the class of Harvard Law when they tell you exactly what they did."
- A Third Year
- The 4 Keys to Perfect Rec Letters
- Criteria For Choosing The Perfect Law School For You
- 4 Steps to Writing the Personal Statement That Gets You Accepted
- The Difference Between Business School &Law School Interviews
- Developing a Life Apart From the Library Once You Get In
- Mastering All Components of the LSAT
- How to Choose Between A Prestigious School &A Great Scholarship
MEET THE AUTHORS
HLS Student #1 - He is originally from Atlanta, was raised in a middle class family and attended the University of Georgia. He majored in Arabic, French and International affairs. He loves diversity and Harvard opened up lots of great opportunities for him.
HLS Student #2 - He attended a liberal arts school, Williams College in Massachusetts, for his undergraduate degree in Political Science. He currently attends Harvard Law School.
...plus 4 more contributors!
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING...
"I had heard that getting into law school would be difficult in this economy, but even my pre-law advisor didn't prepare me for how competitive the application and interview process was. The people who wrote this book are the top students at the top law school in the country, they really know what they are talking about. They have so many different backgrounds that it would be hard not to find a template that matches your experience almost exactly."
- A Second Year Student at the University of California, Berkeley, Law School
"I wish this book had existed when I was going through the process of applying to law school. It breaks down the process of getting into law school from high school all the way through your time after college if you don't go straight-aways. It's a top resource, and it's hard to argue with half the class of Harvard Law when they tell you exactly what they did."
- A Third Year
