A law graduate's guide

A law graduate's guide

by Nelson Miller

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"What is unusual about this guide is that it organizes [law students' activities such as selecting courses and concentrations, preparing resumes, interviewing, etc.] based on the knowledge-skills-ethics construct used in the Carnegie Foundation's report, Educating lawyers"--Foreword, p. vi.

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