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A Guide for Minority Law School Candidates serves as a step-by-step tool for the
application process and challenges the reader to explore the many avenues a journey
towards higher educational attainment will lead to. Securing an acceptance into a
competitive law school is a rigorous process – with this manual the reader will have a focused resource to achieve admission into a ranked program.
“The most practical insight for law school admission; particularly for minority students!”
– Abimbola Obisesan, Esq., Associate at Dykema Gossett PLLC, Michigan State Law ‘09
“Not only does “A Guide for Minority Law School Candidates” bring transparency and clarity to the very real and often underestimated challenges confronted by many
minority law school candidates, but it also tells the inspiring story of Oliver Rodriguez, who overcame those challenges. I would have been so much more informed if I had this guide when I applied to law school!”
– Ebony Wheaton, J.D., Howard Law ‘11
application process and challenges the reader to explore the many avenues a journey
towards higher educational attainment will lead to. Securing an acceptance into a
competitive law school is a rigorous process – with this manual the reader will have a focused resource to achieve admission into a ranked program.
“The most practical insight for law school admission; particularly for minority students!”
– Abimbola Obisesan, Esq., Associate at Dykema Gossett PLLC, Michigan State Law ‘09
“Not only does “A Guide for Minority Law School Candidates” bring transparency and clarity to the very real and often underestimated challenges confronted by many
minority law school candidates, but it also tells the inspiring story of Oliver Rodriguez, who overcame those challenges. I would have been so much more informed if I had this guide when I applied to law school!”
– Ebony Wheaton, J.D., Howard Law ‘11
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