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How do I advise a student on
which law school to apply to and attend?
There is no easy way to answer this question. You must
gather a great deal of information from the students you advise and lead
them to explore the size, location, admission requirements, and much more
for more detailed information click here.
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Where can I find the statement
on good admission practices?
You may find the statement of good admission practice
in the Official Guide to Law Schools published by LSAC. A summary of the
LSAC's Statement on Good Admission and Financial Aid Practices can be
obtained by clicking here.
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How do I advise minority pre-law students?
There are many sources of information on advising pre-law
minorities in the NAPLA Pre-Law Advising Manual. LSAC has also produced
materials on this topic. If you wish more information on the Pre-Law Manual
please contact Frank Homer or Jeanne Dillion.
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Why should I attend NAPLA's
Regional or PLANC's NATIONAL Conferences?
These conferences contain lots of information, updates
on the status of the LSAT, new pre-law advisors workshops an opportunely
to meet other pre-law advisors and representatives of many law schools
and much more. The conference is a chance to renew old friendships and
make new friends. PLANC has a national conference every four years. For
more information on upcoming conferences go to http://www.planc.org
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What should I tell students
about the LSAT?
Frank Homer's article on this topic has become a must
read. It can be found on many webpages. If you want to read it click
here.
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the Webmaster for NAPLA.
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