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A spin off of the law school thread!

Thinking about law school? Then read: Should you really be a lawyer? by Deborah Schneider and Gary Belsky

Great books to have for LSAT prep:
Nova's Master the LSAT
Powerscore Logic Games Bible
Powerscore Logic Reasoning Bible
LSAC official released tests (available via lsac.org)

Get a digital kitchen timer and cut the alarm buzzer out! Use the timer when you're taking practice LSAT tests to keep time. You can use this on test day, too.

Great books to support you through the admissions process:
The Ivey Guide to Admissions by Anna Ivey
How to get into the top law schools by Richard Montauk
Essays that worked for law school
Princeton Review Law School Essays that made a difference

Websites to drive yourself crazy:
lawschoolnumbers.com
lawschooldiscussion.org
chiashu.com


Ok, now that I've suggested these books, I want some advice from our resident law students and lawyers! What are good books to read about getting through your first year? Is Law School Confidential worth reading? Planet Law School? 1000 Days to the Bar? How to succeed in law school?

Thanks for the advice! Looking for books that discuss outlining, study techniques, etc.