AuthorsDen.com   Join | Login    
Where Authors and Readers come together!

SIGNED BOOKS    AUTHORS    BOOKS    SAMPLE CHAPTERS    AUDIOBOOKS    eBOOKS    STORIES    ARTICLES    POETRY    BLOGS    NEWS    VIDEOS    SUCCESS    TESTIMONIALS

Featured Authors:  Eva Pasco, iPamela Wiedenbeck, iJill Eisnaugle, iDebra Kraft, iValerie Boggess, iDeborah Frontiera, iArmineh Ohanian, iDave Tabler, iGracie McKeever, iElla Rydzewski, i


Evangeline M. Mitchell

 Follow Me  

· Contact Me
· Books
· Messages
· 4 Titles
· 1 Reviews
· Add to My Library
· Share with Friends!
·
Member Since: Before 2003

   newsletter

Subscribe to the Evangeline M. Mitchell Newsletter. Enter your name and email below and click "sign me up!"
Name:
Email:
Evangeline M. Mitchell, click here to update your pages on AuthorsDen!

Books by Evangeline M. Mitchell: sort alphabetically, sort by date
Conquering the Bar Exam
 Paperback 

The bar exam is a critical final hurdle that will determine whether you will obtain your license to practice law and become a full member of the legal profession. The bar exam preparation and test-taking process is such an all-consuming and emotionally, intellectually, and physically taxing experience on so many levels that it is often described as a “marathon” and a “rite of passage.”

You, like many bar exam candidates, may have a debilitating fear of failure and not be fully aware of everything that is required to successfully tackle this challenging and character-building endeavor ahead. This can stifle you and cause you to fail an exam that you are otherwise capable of passing.

Unlike conventional bar preparation books that discuss black letter law, test-taking strategies, or examples of specific questions you will face, this book is different. It provides a compilation of essays detailing real-life experiences, as well as giving sound practical advice from lawyers, judges, law professors, law school administrators, and deans from across the country (most are minorities and/or first-generation attorneys).

Through reading about their personal journeys, you will not only learn about what they went through and what worked for them in preparing for and taking the bar, but they will also expose their own worries, fears, demons, and even failures, which they defeated in order to realize their dreams of becoming lawyers. You will better understand that they were once where you are now – and successfully passed the bar. They want you to know that if they did it, you too can conquer the bar exam.

The insight shared in this book will show you that discipline, sacrifice, hard work, and persistence is required of every bar taker. At the same time, it is crucial to have a solid support system, maintain self-confidence and a positive attitude, place faith in your spiritual beliefs, commit yourself wholeheartedly to relentlessly doing whatever is necessary to pass, and follow your own rigid schedule and individual plan for serious preparation based on methods proven to work, as well as what works best for you. This will ensure that you will ultimately find success in overcoming this unavoidable and seemingly insurmountable obstacle to becoming an official “attorney and counselor at law.”



Profiles & Essays of Successful African American Law School Applicants
 Paperback 

Interested in embarking upon the highly competitive law school admissions process but don’t know what kind of people law schools are looking for? Start here!

An empowering, practical and concrete admissions help resource that actually shows aspiring law students models of what others have done to make themselves outstanding candidates and eventually successfully admitted law students in a fiercely competitive law school admissions process!

These phenomenal models of excellence featured serve as inspiration and motivation to those striving to be as competitive as possible at a time when getting into law school is tougher than ever. If prospective law students read this book and seek to emulate and surpass the exemplary accomplishments of these impressive examples in their own individual ways, they are destined to become successful law school applicants as well!



The African American Law School Survival Guide
 Paperback 

The first and only law school survival guide for African Americans who want to make the best of and the most of the law school experience!!!

This empowering book is a must read guide for any person thinking about applying to or who is getting ready to attend law school - one of the most challenging postgraduate, professional school programs - and who wants to maximize their experience! There are many books out there that discuss important things you need to know regarding the law school experience, but this is the first and only one that gives you all of that key information plus pays special attention to the unique issues and concerns particularly facing African American law students!
The African American Pre-Law School Advice Guide: Things You Really Need to Know Before Applying to Law School
 Paperback 

The African American Pre-Law School Advice Guide is a very comprehensive and reader-friendly admissions help book written to assist prospective law students navigate the highly competitive and often mysterious law school admissions process. It also provides information of special interest to African American applicants.

If you want to know the “real deal” about preparing yourself to gain acceptance into the law school of your choice, then you need not look any further! This is the book for you! This book was written by an African American for African Americans. The author went through the admissions process without having anyone “clue her in.” She was only given little tidbits of information that could have gone further. Here, she goes there and beyond – way beyond! Unlike other pre-law or law school admissions books, this book not only tells you that you need a certain GPA or LSAT score t

Savannah, Immortal City (Civil War Savannah, edited by Aberjhani) by Aberjhani

A decade of dedicated research unveils the true history of one of America's most enigmatic cities, Savannah, Georgia. America250  
Member BookAds
Popular Education/Training Books
  1. Little Receivables BIG CASH FLOW
  2. Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance
  3. Savannah, Immortal City (Civil War Sav
  4. How to Write a Children's Fiction Book
  5. Communication for First Responders
  6. The Wisdom of W. E. B. Du Bois (Philos
  7. The Reel Deal: Writing about Movies
  8. The Hairdryer Chronicles
  9. Simple Steps to Sentence Sense for Hig
  10. ARE THEY SAFE? : C.L.A.S.S. Self-Defen
  11. Suicide Awareness for First Reponders
  12. Saving K-12-- What happened to our pu
  13. Do-It-Yourself Publishing
  14. The Secrets of Fantastic Houseplants
  15. Edu-tainment Game Book
  16. Simple Steps to Sentence Sense for Mid
  17. The African American Pre-Law School Ad
  18. Human Values and Ethics in the Workpla
  19. Simple Steps to Sentence Sense Packet
  20. Program Building: A Practical Guide f
  21. Teach Like a Ninja
  22. Ethics & Professionalism In Law Enfor
  23. Turn Your Accent Into An Asset
  24. Golden Gifts (Workbook)
  25. Simple Steps to Sentence Sense for Ele

ARE THEY SAFE? : C.L.A.S.S. Self-Defense Curriculum for Grades 7 - 12 by Janet Goliger

This secondary physical education curriculum for Middle School and High School students is specifically designed for teenagers 14-18 years old concerning situations faced by this age group in today's society.  
Member BookAds