User talk:Scoop333

I apologize for the first post of this book, as I was unaware of the specific guidelines necessary to post on this site. Below is an updated version of an appropriate post. Furthermore, this post is not an advertising campaign as this book represents the first book written and published on the topic of transferring law schools.

THE ART OF THE LAW SCHOOL TRANSFER: A GUIDEBOOK TO TRANSFERRING LAW SCHOOL

The Art of the Law School Transfer: A Guidebook to Transferring Law School is a 2009 non-fiction, guidebook by law transfer students Andrew B. Carrabis and Seth D. Haimovitch. The book is written for students attempting to transfer schools after their first year in law school. The book acts as a "big brother/sister" as it assists potential transfer students on overcoming all of the obstacles they may come across when enduring the law school transfer process. The book includes narratives from fellow successful transfer students, interviews with law school Deans of Admissions, and important supplemental material such as sample transfer statements, resumes, and letters of recommendation.Scoop333 (talk) 15:34, 16 July 2009 (UTC)

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