So You Want to Go to Harvard Law"So You Want to Go to Harvard Law" is an guide for aspiring law students by Saeed Ahmad, a UCLA graduate and an incoming member of Harvard Law's Class of 2024. Drawing parallels between Abraham Lincoln's wisdom and the rigors of law school admissions, Ahmad navigates the journey with personal anecdotes and practical advice. This book is a detailed roadmap for undergraduates with their sights set on prestigious T-14 law schools, emphasizing the importance of preparation and strategic planning. From choosing the right major and maintaining a high GPA to excelling in the LSAT and leveraging extracurriculars, Ahmad offers a comprehensive view of the entire process. He stresses the significance of networking, personal statements, and considering gap years, revealing insights gained from his experiences at university and in the professional world. |
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