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Title: Good for those only a select few
Review: I bought this book and found myself saying "and this pertains to me how?" First off, much of the information provided in this book can be pick-up at a law school forum, secondly the advice is worthless to those not looking at the so-called "top 15 schools" (Ivy's, Cal, UVA, Duke, etc). In fact, the question posed in the title can be summed up in 3 words - high LSAT score. For the schools referenced in this book you need a LSAT in the 160-164 range to even get on the wait list. Not to mention that the personal statements are from people with extraordinary backgrounds - people who lived in the jungles of Costa Rica, grew up dirt poor, got pregnent at age 14 or had klansmen in their front yard. Doesn't really help the suburban kid who has lived a normal life. Save your money for the application fees, go to a law school forum, study hard for the LSAT and ignore law school rankings.
