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- If you are considering law school, The Pre-Law Survival Guide is a must-read.Get the book that became a best seller the week it came out!In this informative and noteworthy book, Jolene Blackbourn, Esq. shares the expertise of over forty attorneys and professionals to help pre-law students better understand what they need to do to be successful before they apply to law school, during the application process and in the beginning of law school so that they can have the career they always dreamed of.In The Pre-Law Survival Guide you will learn: How to save money during every step of the legal journeyHow to ensure you are on the right path to fulfill your career dreamsHow to network effectively so you make strong connections and gain insider information about what various areas of law are actually likeWhat types of mentors are available and why you may (or may not) want to use themAnd so much moreThe Pre-Law Survival Guide provides students with a plan of action for each step of the legal journey, so you not only reach your goals, but do so more easily.The Pre-Law Survival Guide saves you time, money, and stress on your legal journey.Don't wait.
- Author(s): Jolene Blackbourn
- 114 Pages
- Education, Counseling
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If you are considering law school, The Pre-Law Survival Guide is a must-read.
Get the book that became a best seller the week it came out!
In this informative and noteworthy book, Jolene Blackbourn, Esq. shares the expertise of over forty attorneys and professionals to help pre-law students better understand what they need to do to be successful before they apply to law school, during the application process and in the beginning of law school so that they can have the career they always dreamed of.
In The Pre-Law Survival Guide you will learn:
- How to save money during every step of the legal journey
- How to ensure you are on the right path to fulfill your career dreams
- How to network effectively so you make strong connections and gain insider information about what various areas of law are actually like
- What types of mentors are available and why you may (or may not) want to use them
- And so much more
The Pre-Law Survival Guide provides students with a plan of action for each step of the legal journey, so you not only reach your goals, but do so more easily.
The Pre-Law Survival Guide saves you time, money, and stress on your legal journey.
Don't wait. While you hesitate, others are learning how to ensure their dreams become a reality.
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AnnaMaria
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Must Read If You Dream of a Career in Law
For anyone contemplating a career in law, The Pre-Law Survival Guide is a valuable tool. The author examines what it takes to get into the right school (for you!) and how to finance that choice. There are many strategies outlined to tackle the very large price tag for a legal career with helpful guidance around debt reduction, student loan forgiveness, scholarships or even taking a gap year. Blackbourn also advises that self-care is essential. Doing the prep work before going into law will ensure that you are on the right path. The book has an encouraging tone. With the right steps, a career in law is totally possible for anyone who has the desire. The bottom line emphasis is to know yourself and know what is ahead by doing a thorough job of investigating the kind of law you will practice. Build a community. Ask questions. The Pre-Law Survival Guide also offers suggestions for online resources that will add to your knowledge. The book is a complete package for a law career.
Baby Boomer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great book!
The verdict is in: this book is a "must-read" for anyone considering law school, and even offers a lot to those already in law school. I'm a former attorney who burned out and left law practice after several years, and this book would definitely have been a huge help to me before I even started applying to law school. Jolene Blackbourn offers a lot of very practical and excellent advice that is worth its weight in gold! I wish I had asked myself all the questions she raises before I started my legal journey.