Top Law Schools

Instead of posting a million questions on the forum, I am looking for sort of a one stop shop for admissions info. Is there a book or website that anyone has found to be really useful (aside from the obvious TLS that is)?

top-law-schools.com, but be forewarned that it's largely trafficked by pompous douchebags.

Other than that, when in doubt, call the admissions offices - they're very helpful and nice.

educatedguest wrote:Instead of posting a million questions on the forum, I am looking for sort of a one stop shop for admissions info. Is there a book or website that anyone has found to be really useful (aside from the obvious TLS that is)?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=131727

http://www.amazon.com/How-Get-Into-Top- ... 735204292/

Have this book, love it. Quotes a lot of admissions officers from most of the top schools. Still like to read it even as I compare admission offers.

If you don't want to post a million different questions then you can use the search function. It'll be highly appreciated by those of us who frequent the forums because most of your questions have for SURE been answered before.

LSpleaseee wrote:If you don't want to post a million different questions then you can use the search function. It'll be highly appreciated by those of us who frequent the forums because most of your questions have for SURE been answered before.

While your point is valid, haven't learned to just skip certain posts after 3000 posts?

r6_philly wrote:

LSpleaseee wrote:If you don't want to post a million different questions then you can use the search function. It'll be highly appreciated by those of us who frequent the forums because most of your questions have for SURE been answered before.

While your point is valid, haven't learned to just skip certain posts after 3000 posts?

Ah, I didn't even realize I hit 3000 . I skip them but it's still annoying to see them over and over and over when I am trying to be helpful.

LSpleaseee wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

LSpleaseee wrote:If you don't want to post a million different questions then you can use the search function. It'll be highly appreciated by those of us who frequent the forums because most of your questions have for SURE been answered before.

While your point is valid, haven't learned to just skip certain posts after 3000 posts?

Ah, I didn't even realize I hit 3000 . I skip them but it's still annoying to see them over and over and over when I am trying to be helpful.

I have this many posts and I don't go into the social forums it's ok, not everyone is research based, and I don't expect them to be. I help when I feel like it.

r6_philly wrote:I have this many posts and I don't go into the social forums it's ok, not everyone is research based, and I don't expect them to be. I help when I feel like it.

Agreed, sometimes it's just difficult not to be like "I'VE ANSWERED THIS 10 TIMES IN THE LAST 2 HOURS USE SEARCH".