To get into a top law school, you need sky-high LSAT scores, a perfect GPA from an Ivy League school, fluency in five languages, a Nobel prize, and have public interest experience in a 3d world country. Well, not exactly.  Though it may seem that way, the top schools are not full of super heroes. They want to know who you are as a person, how you have overcome obstacles, and why you want that top-tier degree. Getting that prized acceptance letter from one of the best law schools can seem daunting, but with some great application advice, it is more attainable than you may think. After all, someone has to fill those classroom chairs. Why not you?

Guests:

• Renee Post, Associate Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid, The University of Pennsylvania Law School
• Ann Perry, Associate Dean for Admissions, The University of Chicago Law School
• Sarah Zearfoss, Senior Assistant Dean for Admissions, University of Michigan Law School
• Chloe Reid, Associate Dean & Dean of Admissions, University of Southern California, Gould School of Law
• Richard Montauk, Admissions Consultant & Author, How to Get Into the Top Law Schools