Book for Prospective Law Students

I recently received the following information regarding a book (which I have not reviewed) but which may be of interest to readers who advise individuals who are considering a legal career.  If you are familar with the book, feel free to leave a comment.

• How much does my LSAT score really matter?
• What tack can I take to make my essay stand out from the pack?
• Should I explain my D in chemistry, my ADD, my time in rehab?

Every law school applicant has questions.

There is no one better to answer those questions than Anna Ivey — she decided the fate of thousands of applicants while she was dean of admissions at the University of Chicago Law School. Using examples drawn from actual admissions decisions, Anna Ivey will help you dramatically improve your applications and your chances of landing a spot at the school of your choice.

Author
Anna Ivey, JD, served as dean of admissions at the University of Chicago Law School. She now runs Anna Ivey Admissions Counseling, a counseling firm for college, business school, and law school applicants. She divides her time between Boston and Orlando.