advice for pre-law students

You are now officially on your way to becoming an attorney. What you do now matters.

For starters, never be afraid to ask for help.

Here are some tips and tricks.

Or should he go at all?

Berkeley, Penn, or Harvard, at varying price points -- where would you go?

If you want to resist, there are other, less expensive ways to do it.

What would you say to a young person considering law school today?

There's been a surge in prospective law students interested in running for political office.

Above the Law has taken some of our most popular and most helpful posts about law school, and put them into an eBook for you.

News of the Biglaw salary increases is likely to attract a few people who would not have considered law school in the past.

In the wake of the latest U.S. News rankings, columnist Shannon Achimalbe lists four (more) types of people who should not go to law school in this day and age.

Yes, there ARE some people who are good candidates for law school today -- might you be one of them?

Columnist Shannon Achimalbe discusses the pros and cons -- mostly cons -- of going to law school today.

A law professor comes up with some homework for enterprising 0Ls. Get started on Gunner Academy!

Perhaps the most irresponsible advice for undergraduates ever.

If you're thinking about applying to law school, try answering these questions from columnist Shannon Achimalbe -- which might motivate you to study harder or to reconsider applying.

Highlights of the year that was in law schools.

What questions should you ask your prospective law school -- if you wanted useless answers.

A look at the findings of a survey of students currently studying for the LSAT regarding the legal education landscape.

Advice for LSAC forums from Ann K. Levine of LawSchoolExpert.com.