| There are plenty of things to consider when
applying to law school. Here are some of the initial questions
you should ask yourself: |
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| If you have answered "Yes" to all of the above, then CONGRATULATIONS, you are as crazy as I am! |
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The next step is preparing for the LSAT! It is as horrible as it sounds but there are plenty of ways to prepare for it. LSAT practice workbooks can be found at any bookstore. I recommend the Princeton LSAT Review course. Although a little pricy, it is well worth the money. The LSAT is given 4 times a year. The recommended times to take it is in October or June. | |
| Remember to register with Law School Data Assembly Service (LSDAS) before
you take the LSAT. This service obtains your recommendation letters, transcript,
and LSAT score. Once you have mailed your applications, each law school will
request your file from LSDAS. Most deadlines for applications are usually
set for January to be admitted in the Fall. It is important
to start the application process far in advance. |
| After taking the LSAT, you may
want to visit some of the law schools you are interested in. (On
some applications, you may be asked if you ever visited their school.) |
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