I will be posting about other opportunities, including free ones, for LSAT preparation courses at GSU, but an option that is regularly available to students throughout the year is provided by “Dr. Test Prep,” Gary B. Cohen, at the Robinson College of Business Test Prep Academy. The LSAT training courses are well reviewed and considerably less expensive […]

The Sutherland Scholars Program is an incredible opportunity for seniors and recent graduates planning to go to law school. The three-week summer program is free and even pays a stipend (for eligible applicants). In return, you receive intensive training for law school. The deadline for applying is May 18, but they encourage early applications. If […]

This will also be an end-of-year party. Contact an Executive Board member ahead of time if you would like to run. For more information about Pre-Law Club, visit their webpage.

The Zoukis Research Collaborative on the Politics of Mandatory Sentencing, located in the Department of Political Science at Georgia State University, will hold its second annual Summer Institute from May 31 to June 2. This year’s focus will be on issues concerning juvenile justice and criminal justice reform. Students participating last year found it to be an […]

At 6-8pm on Thursday, April 14, admissions officers from four law schools — Emory, Mercer, Florida, and John Marshall — will be holding a panel on what it takes to get into law school and on how to make your application stand out. The event–which is co-hosted by the National Black Law Student Association and Pre-Law […]

Here are the events taking place this week as part of this year’s GSU College of Law’s “Law Week.” http://law.gsu.edu/news-and-events/law-week-2016/ A limited number of seats have been reserved for GSU Pre-Law students. If you would like to attend, please contact Dr. Michael Evans at evans.michael+GSUPreLaw@gmail.com and he will let you know if there are any […]

This Thursday, from 12:15-1pm in Langdale 1081, the Pre-Law Club is hosting a workshop on writing personal statements for law school admissions. The workshop will be conducted by Kimberly Jones from Florida Coastal Law School.

The course is taught by Professor Ian Ayres of Yale Law School. Here’s the description offered by Coursera: “Whether you are an advanced law student looking to review the basics, or an aspiring law student looking for head start, this course will help you build the foundation you will need to succeed in law school […]

This Friday, 2/19, from 1pm to 3pm in Langdale 718, three local attorneys will be offering their perspectives on law school and the legal profession. Dr. Christopher Brown and Dr. Michael Evans will be moderating the discussion. The attorneys are Ben Sessions, Sean Ditzel, and Erin Gerstenzang.