Now Available!

We are pleased to announce the release of the new law admissions book...

Stay ALURP: The Bare Bones of Gaining Admission into Law School

Book Summary:

Building a competitive academic profile and application
Preparing for the LSAT
Creating an impressive personal statement and addendum
Navigating scholarship consideration
Securing top recommendation letters
Corresponding effectively with admissions officers

Plus bonus sections on:

Following the admissions time-line
Preparing for law school
Deciding between Day and Evening programs
Competing from the wait list

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Cost: $20 (includes shipping & handling)

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The Academic Network, Inc.
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Lancaster, CA 93536-5229

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Reviews from the March 14, 2009 "Stay ALURP pre-release book seminar"

"This is by far the best law school admissions book I have ever read. An easy must-read which gets straight to the point." - Taylor Cattenger, 2009 admitted law school applicant

"A guaranteed best seller in the world of law school admissions....terrific insight from some who has actually made thousands of decisions!" - Candice Artens, undergraduate junior

"You'll get more in these 137 pages than hours at a law fair" - Daniel Espanza, 2009 admitted law school applicant

"A very useful resource from the mind of an admissions dean. I'll be sure to pass this on to my students considering law school." - Political Science Professor and Pre-law Advisor

"The shortest law admissions book you'll ever read....but by far the most powerful! I never knew half of this information when I was applying to law school." - Kelly Parkinson, 1st-year law student

"Dean Shropshire broke the mold on this one....just the facts!" - Shania Tehoela, 2009 admitted law student