The Center for Pre-Law Advising provides advising and other resources to students in all majors, and alumni, who have an interest in pursuing a law degree.
If you experienced the technical difficulties in the August LSAT Administration and would like to take advantage of the retest, the deadline to file a complaint through https://t.co/2HMFXbeCNx is 10:59pm CT TONIGHT.
To accommodate test takers who were affected by delay issues in the August LSAT administration, LSAC will open two retest dates on August 19 and August 20. In person and remote testing sessions will be available.
This installment of @PreLawSocietyUW's student-run blog explores Wisconsin's state defender & prosecutor shortages:
“Nearly 4/5 criminal defendants … lack the financial resources to hire a private attorney."
Read on: https://t.co/jmE2EajsAx
A recent installment of @PreLawSocietyUW’s student blog considers the death penalty in 2023.
Is the death penalty an effective crime deterrent? When is it justified? What are the costs - financially and beyond?
Read on: https://t.co/bsKTw1tXC9
"Too long, Muslim women in this country have not been adequately heard by the courts, leading to decisions such as an employer allowing to discriminate against women wearing hijab because of the fear their customers might be Islamophobic"
https://t.co/wREFFTff2D
Check out this month's first event! It is an informational session with the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). Come learn more about the program, admissions, and ask questions.
Health Profession Expo March 2023 is here!
This month has 3 events designed to help students and alums support their next steps in their health career pathway.
Our linktree (https://t.co/6ogHJxJdPO) has the link to all of this month's events!
Check out our next workshop: MCAT Test Anxiety Workshop with UHS on Wednesday, 2/15 via Zoom! The link to register is in our bio.
This session is to help students cope or better understand their test prep experiences through a mental health lens. We hope to see you there!
Did you know there are different types of Law Degrees? Check out this site for information about each law degree and what can be used in certain careers.
https://t.co/ChjxmXm4Bs
Traditionally law degrees are done in three years, but now two-year programs are on the rise. With more than a dozen two-year programs across the US, see if a J.D. program is the right fit for you.
https://t.co/rvFDVZ3ffe
Want to go to law school but don’t want to take the LSAT? You’re in luck, there are now 94b law schools accepting the GRE. Read more and see if your dream law school accepts the GRE.
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Going to law school isn't your only option when considering careers in law, check out these alternative options that can help you reach that same goal
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Did you know that there's no one specific major for going to Law School? Check out the 13 most popular majors among students who have applied.
https://t.co/gXV6vii27J
Interested in Criminal Justice? Check out this article about the different types of degrees and how to choose the one best for you
https://t.co/pkiZ4WuygR
In a male dominated field, two UW system schools in partnership with the Wisconsin DOJ, have created a female mentorship program aimed at helping women become more confident in the criminal justice field.
https://t.co/MIqU9TtsNj
Getting published, student organizations, and law review, to name a few, are some of the most valuable extracurricular activities for a law student. Curious about what some other activities are? Read more about them here. https://t.co/z2VAOLeETE
School can be a challenging time for any student, but recently, law students seeking help for their emotional and mental health needs are increasing.
https://t.co/s23pYqurUk
Ever wondered what the most important conversations you'll have in Law School will be? Check out the National Jurist's take on the matter!
https://t.co/ogjsf4BSLO