<prompt> Human: This Guide to Choosing a Low-Ranked Law School has some really great advice. In my opinion, the principles apply equally to undergraduate and graduate admissions. For people posting here about student loans, its a little too late, but for those choosing colleges or thinking about grad school, its a must-read.  <response>: This is my guide to choosing a low-ranked law school:Unless you have a full scholarship that is unburdened by performance requirements to a school in the state where you want to practice law, dont go.As for undergrad, go to the cheapest undergrad you can go to and study your ass off, unless the tuition bill is of no object to your parents and they are willing to pay. Then go wherever you want that gives you the best chance at a good job and study your ass off. 