A Beginner’s Guide to Applying While Black (or Brown): Foundational Information That Minority, First Generation, and Low-Income Students Need to Know As They Begin Their Law School Application Journey

 Author: Akiesha N. Anderson  Category: Advice for Children and Youth, Careers and Jobs, High School and (Young) Adult, Higher Education, School Life and Education  Language: English  Reading Age: Educators or Parents, High School and (Young) Adult  Share: More Details  Amazon  Bookshop org
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Law School Admission Coach Akiesha Anderson, former associate director of admission for UCLA Law and founder of Anderson Admissions Academy offers insight and advice designed to demystify the law school admissions process for underrepresented minority, first generation, and low-income prospective law students. This book provides a crash course on the basics of applying to law school and is an invaluable resource for those who don’t have a lot of lawyers around them who can readily guide them on their way.

A Beginner’s Guide to Applying While Black (or Brown): Foundational information that minority, first generation, and low-income students need to know as they begin their law school application journey
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