Must Have Book For Law School Success

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	• Planet Law School II: What You Need to Know (Before You Go), But Didn't Know to Ask... and No One Else Will ... Atticus Falcon Fine Print Press, 2003 - 858 pages average customer review:based on 143 reviews view larger image
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Four star advice, three star package

This book is great and you should buy it. But if you're going to read it from cover to cover, you're going to need a significant amount of time and patience. Between bits of very useful advice, the author rambles ON AND ON about different topics, reprinting emails he's received to illustrate his point or present competing arguments. He also spends entirely too much time being critical of law school professors. I found myself constantly paging ahead to get through pages and pages of material that I really don't need to read. Don't get me wrong, there are some very solid pieces of advice in this book. But at 850 pages you're going to have a hell of a time FINDING the good advice through the long-winded passages. This book should be edited down to a concise 400-450 page version.

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Must Have Book For Law School Success

This is by far the best book to help those planning on going to law school. I have read many others and this is the only one that actually tells you the good, the bad, and the ugly. It also tells you how to get a head start on law school so that when you get there you won't feel quite so confused. If you are looking for a shortcut this is not the book for you but if you want to know how to work smarter then this is a must have. You can also talk with Atticus through his Yahoo Group to ask more questions and clarify any misunderstanding you have. You can also talk to those that have followed his advice and done well.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/planetlawschool/

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Planet Law School is unlike any law school guide you will ever read. Written by an iconoclast with aims to improve all of law school education, this is an encyclopedic law school guidebook that has become shorthand . . . "PLS" . . . among law students. In its 858 pages, PLS offers in-depth advice on hundreds of legal resources, with chapters and sections on courses, materials, study guides, professors, law review, internships, clinics, bar review, research, writing, mastering exams (and the bar exam), and excelling in law practice. PLS simply has material and advice you won't find anywhere else.

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