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Whether you are an undergraduate contemplating your next step in life, or a hard-working professional contemplating a career change, the decision to go to law school is not one to be taken lightly. Far too many people stumble into the decision to go to law school without having any real idea of what law school is all about or what kind of career might await them after they finish. Law can be a fascinating field of study and an exhilarating career path, but only if you know it is the right choice for you. So, how do you know if it is the right choice for you? That's where this book comes in to save the day. For those who are perplexed about law school, or for those who want to know more about what they are getting themselves into, this book is a step-by-step guide to everything you need to know about studying law and working as a legal professional. It doesn't just provide the essential information you need to make a well-informed decision about law school. It also offers up all sorts of life-lessons and insider information that you won't find in any other guide book about law school.  Each chapter is written as a clear and concise answer to all of the most essential questions about law school and what you can do with a law degree. Everything you need to know about law school—the before, the during, and the after—lies within these pages, gleaned from years of experience in helping others make the most well-informed decision they can. Law school may not be for everyone, but if you're even just thinking about it or just aren't quite sure, then this is the book for you. It isn't just helpful, this book. It's epic, and legally so.

D. C. Zook is a writer, musician, and filmmaker who also happens to be a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, in the departments of Global Studies and Political Science. When he isn’t lecturing in Berkeley, he can be found lecturing elsewhere, all around the world. He writes both fiction and nonfiction, and cultivates both sense and nonsense. He is currently at work on two books, one on new frontiers of human rights and the other on the changing landscape of cybersecurity. He is also plotting his next novel, and plotting many other things as well.