Resources for Advice about Getting into Law School

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Here’s an article by a CUNY John Jay Criminal Justice professor with some worthwhile information about how law schools view undergraduate GPAs from various schools and between various majors. It’s called “Advice for Getting into Law School.“

My alma mater, the University of Miami School of Law, has a great document called “Law School:29 Critical Questions to Ask Today.” It’s definitely a recruiting piece for UM law, but a good place to start thinking about what you should be asking as you begin the daunting process of applying to law school.

Lastly, because it’s late and I’ve been up watching the Olympics, here’s a link to a bunch of articles offering advice to the Fall 2009 Entering Law School Class (written in 2006, but still….).

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