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Welcome to the Unofficial Harvard Law Admissions Guide

 
This website and its e-book have no official connection or affiliation with Harvard Law School or Harvard University.

Our new Harvard Law admissions guide teaches you step-by-step strategy, technique, and mindset of the distinctive Harvard Law School candidate and admissions application. It differs from one-size-fits-all “top law school” guides and admissions counseling websites because it focuses on:

+ The most elite, hardest-to-enter law schools in the country: specifically Harvard, and – additionally – Yale, Stanford, and Columbia
+ Admissions strategy for candidates without the highest scores / grades, and how to frame a compelling application story given those circumstances
+ Surprising insights about the mindsets and motivations of elite law school admissions committees / reviewers
+ In-depth breakdown of each application component, how to showcase and strengthen it, and how it is evaluated and “scored” by elite admissions committees

We’re so confident the guide is packed with actionable, insightful tips and techniques that if you don’t find the material insightful or useful after reading it, just e-mail us within 7 days and we’ll offer you a “no-questions-asked” refund.

Read praise and testimonials for the e-book, preview the first chapter for free, and then buy and download the guide today!

Andrew Chen is a graduate of Harvard Law School. He was admitted to Harvard on his first attempt at applying – in the very first round of applicants. He was also admitted to the law schools at Stanford, Columbia, NYU, and Chicago among others – also all in their first rounds. You can follow him on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+.

 

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