Going to Law School: Everything You Need to Know to Choose and Pursue a Degree in Law
Is a career in law right for you? Thinking of attending law school? Where should you apply?
The verdict is in: This comprehensive guide has the answers to all your questions.
Written from the perspectives of a veteran lawyer and a recent law school graduate, this guide covers every aspect of preparing for and pursuing a career in law. Going to Law School? takes you through the entire process--from what you need to do before applying to what you can expect during law school to what career paths you can follow after graduation. You'll find:
- Straight facts on the application and admissions process
- Tips on studying for and taking the LSAT
- Advice on determining which law school is right for you
- An insider's look at how law schools operate
- A thorough survey of career options
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Book details
- Author
- Harry Castleman, Christopher Niewoehner
- Imprint
- Trade Paper Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 224
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Subjects
- Business & Economics › Careers
- Topics
- legal career · becoming a lawyer · LSAT · law school admissions · career planning
- ISBN-13
- 9780471149071 (Paperback)9781620458181 (Hardcover)
About the author
HARRY CASTLEMAN is a Boston-based lawyer and the author of multiple books on popular culture and law. His books include All Together Now: The First Complete Beatles Discography, 1961–1975 and Going to Law School: Everything You Need to Know to Choose and Pursue a Degree in Law.
Castleman co-authored Going to Law School with Christopher Niewoehner, writing from the perspectives of two lawyers, one a veteran practitioner and the other a recent Harvard Law School graduate. He has also co-authored multiple editions of Watching TV: American Television Season by Season with Walter J. Podrazik.
When he’s not writing, Castleman works as a media producer and consultant for political organizations and campaigns. He has also served as a guest lecturer on television history at Boston University.
Harry lives in Boston, Massachusetts.