GSU Pre-Law

One of the most valuable opportunities for pre-law students is to attend a  Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) “Law School Forum.” These are held in a few select cities around the country each year. They provide students with the opportunity to meet face to face with representatives from ABA approved Law Schools and attend workshops on a wide variety of topics […]

Many respected news sources and opinion leaders claim that law school is often a bad financial investment. This is something every pre-law student should research and consider carefully before deciding to go to law school. At some point, we will post a guide to this site for helping you to decide if law school is […]

Beginning the week of October 13, the Office of Black Student Achievement is going to be hosting two FREE six-week LSAT preparation courses. One course will meet every Thursday from 6-8pm and another will meet every Saturday from 1-3pm. The courses are open to all GSU students. For more information and to register, please follow this link: […]

The undergraduate Criminal Justice Student Association has arranged for TestMasters to offer two LSAT-related events. This Friday, October 7, TestMasters will provide a two hour overview of the LSAT and the law school application process. Then, next Friday, TestMasters will facilitate a six-hour mock LSAT and critique. Seats are limited. To register and find out about the place […]

(1) This Monday, September 26, is the first presidential debate. One way to watch it will be to attend the viewing party being hosted by GSU’s Multicultural Center and Pi Sigma Alpha (which is the Political Science honors society). The party will be from from 7:30 – 10:30 in Urban Life 220. Games, prizes and snacks will be offered and you will also be able […]

Professor Ryan Grelecki, who is a member of GSU’s pre-law advising network and one of two LSAC advisors on campus, is one of the most passionate and qualified pre-law advisors you will ever meet. I am thus pleased to announce that Professor Grelecki is looking for students to participate in his unique LawWhys? pre-law discovery program. […]

Here is the announcement from the Law Office of Perry D. Ellis, P.C.: “Motivated legal Intern/clerk needed for a personal injury and workers compensation plaintiff law firm in Midtown. Duties include investigating potential cases, interaction with clients, filing, and administrative work.  The position is a great opportunity for a person that is interested in becoming […]

As previously announced, GSU College of Law will be hosting a free law school application workshop — focused primarily on personal statements — on Wednesday 9-21. Based on preliminary responses, the time has been set for 4:20pm-5:20pm. Since many of you have class right before or right after, feel free to arrive a little late and/or […]

PLEN (Public Leadership Education Network) welcomes all college women interested in career opportunities in law and the legal sector, from issue-based advocacy to government service, to attend the 2016 Women, Law, and Legal Advocacy Seminar from October 20-22, 2016.  The Seminar is held in Washington, D.C. PLEN seminars give students the chance to discuss current issues […]

Representatives from the admissions office at GSU College of Law will be conducting an application workshop — focused primarily on personal statements — on Wednesday September 21. Pre-law students at all stages can benefit from this workshop, and those who are applying to law schools this fall can benefit the most. The event will be in […]