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Anyone Can Get Into Law School: Read the Whole Book Free
This is the full text of my book, chapter by chapter, free. No signup wall.
Your application is a case file and you're the lawyer arguing it. Every cycle I watch 2 applicants with the same numbers get 2 different letters. This book is about being the one who gets the better letter. I went from 152 to 175 on my own LSAT, and I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
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Read the book
- Introduction: Read This First
- 7 Minutes: What Happens to Your File
- Not Your Fault: You Were Taught to Beg
- Where Do You Stand?
- The 2 Numbers That Read First
- The LSAT Decision (Not the LSAT)
- One Sentence Runs Your Whole File
- Raw Material: the Inventory That Doesn't Lie
- Exhibit A: the Personal Statement
- The Quiet Exhibits: Resume, Recommenders, Supplementals
- The Damage File: Addenda and Character & Fitness
- The List Is a Portfolio
- The Waitlist Is an Appeal
- The Settlement: Negotiating Your Scholarship
- Judgment: Choosing, or Trying Again
- Conclusion: The Closing Argument
- Ask Steve: 20 Straight Answers
- Appendix: The Case File, Assembled
- The Practice File: 24 Reps
- Do You Need Help?
- Glossary
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Anyone Can Get Into Law School was written by Steve Schwartz, LSAT Coach and Founder of LSAT Unplugged. I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. Cited by Reuters, the WSJ, the NYT, The Atlantic, U.S. News, the ABA Journal, and Above the Law.
Published July 28, 2026.
