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A good lawyer understands the importance and value of due diligence. OnLine Courses has compiled a list of 100 blog posts they believe you should read before going to law school. Topics include: getting in; getting started; paying for school; getting a job; getting through law school; making the most of the education offered; getting the skinny from those who have gone before; test taking; and lawyers, the law, career paths and opportunities.
I guess calling this list cursory would be an understatement and calling it comprehensive would be overstating the obvious!
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A great set of resources. If I thought is was tough to get through Law School and into private practice 13 years ago, it is even tougher now
I don’t need any of those blogs! I’ve already selected my law school: Twitter University Law School. It has a revolutionary curriculum: all the classes are in correspondence lessons of 140 characters or less. Here is my acceptance letter:
Dear Eric: Welcome to Twitter University Law School. Our revolutionary program will help you become a successful attorney without the need f
due diligence indeed! 😉
You joke, Eric, but you KNOW that someone is going to offer a on-line course via twitter one of these days, just because they “can.”
Cheers,
Martha
Read this book: http://www.amazon.com/Happy-Hour-Amateurs-Decade-Profession/dp/0061349496
Do not go to law school. It is not worth the price.
The only way to succeed in law school and its unique Socratic method of teaching is to experience it – to invest countless hours with professors in a classroom environment.
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