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Summer pre-law programs

Many law schools provide summer pre-law programs meant to assist students in preparing for the law school admissions process, as well as the challenges law school will provide. It is especially helpful if you have no experience with the legal field previously. Many programs are specifically designed to target students from underrepresented communities, or first generation students. Here is a list of just a few examples of pre-law programs that are available, but not an exhaustive one. If you are interested, you should also research other pre-law programs that fit your needs!

Diversity Pre-Law Preparation Summer Programs and Institutes

  • University of Houston
  • UC Davis
  • Florida State University
  • Trials Partnership
  • St. John’s University
  • AILC
  • CLEO Inc.
  • Illinois Tech
  • LSAC Plus
  • LexScholars
  • Sidley Scholars
  • University of Akron

General Summer Programs and Institutes:

  • Duke
  • University of California
  • ADF Prep Academy
  • University of Minnesota
  • Marist College
  • Cornell University
  • UT San Antonio
  • UT El Paso

If you have any questions, concerns, or comments contact Dr. Henkels at henkelm@wou.edu.

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