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Claremont Colleges Resources
Claremont Colleges Resources
The Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy is an undergraduate journal published by students of the Claremont Colleges. Student writers and editorial staff work together to produce substantive legal and policy analysis that is accessible to audiences at the five colleges and beyond. The CJLPP is also proud to spearhead the Intercollegiate Law Journal project.
The Claremont Justice and Law Society provides a forum for meaningful dialogue on legal systems, criminal justice, and the broader implications of law in society. Meetings center on current events, landmark cases, and pressing legal issues while developing critical thinking and analytical skills. The club regularly hosts guest speakers, including professors, practicing attorneys, and policy advocates, offering firsthand insights into the law, careers in legal fields, and ongoing reform efforts.
Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) Resources
Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) Resources
"Like other standardized tests, a large part of preparing for the LSAT is becoming familiar with the mechanics of taking the test. To help you prepare for taking the LSAT, and to make sure you’re comfortable with taking the test in a digital format, three full practice tests are available." — From the LSAC Website
"Law School Forums are a great way to drastically reduce the time and money usually associated with finding the law school that’s the best fit for you. The forums are completely free, open-house-style events that make researching law schools easy by bringing together representatives from more than 100 ABA-approved law schools to answer your questions about everything from applying to picking the school that’s best for you." — From the LSAC Website
"These four-week summer programs provide an intense focus on the skills required to succeed in law school, the law school admission process, and a legal career. There is no cost to attend, and participants receive a $1,000 stipend. LSAC’s PLUS programs are targeted, but not restricted, to college students from racial and ethnic minority groups underrepresented in the legal profession, and are designed for students in the first two years of college." — From the LSAC Website
General Pre Law Resources
General Pre Law Resources
Dear Future Colleague: DFC was started by some law students at Harvard Law School and offers pre-law mentorship and other services. In their own words, DFC's "goal is to provide mentorship, support, and encouragement to underrepresented law school and competitive scholarship applicants, with the hope that these students will soon join our professional ranks - diversifying our career fields in a way that benefits ourselves, our professions, and the broader world. The mission of DFC is to journey alongside our peers today, with the hope that our futures will be intertwined as professional colleagues."
SEO Law offers students of color mentorship, training, and a paid internship with a Big Law firm the summer before starting law school all while providing students a community that lasts a lifetime.
"The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is an integral part of law school admission in the United States, Canada, and a growing number of other countries. Khan Academy and LSAC have partnered to offer online, personalized prep materials to help you build the skills and confidence to succeed on test day." — From the LSAC Website
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