Best 117 Law Schools 2005 Edition (Best Law Schools (Princeton Review))

Rating:
Summary: Disappointing
Review: This book falls short of its potential. While its statistical information on United States law schools is fair, the paper quality (newspring?) and the chapters preceding the reviews are terrible.

These mini-chapters attempt to cover the intricacies of how to determine if law school is right for you, how to master the application process, and how to survive once accepted. While this is an admirable undertaking, entire volumes have been developed to these trials--and Princeton Review attempts to cover it in only a few short pages.

Information is left out, and sometimes incorrect--and the four inch outside margins will leave one cringing. Had Princeton Review taken the time to fill in these blank columns with more information, I think that the book would have been slightly more acceptable. But as it stands now, it is solely insulting to the consumer.

Two and a half stars.