Wondering how to prepare for your first year of law school? This webinar is for you! During this session you will hear law school experts who have been in your shoes relay the 10 most important things they wished they knew before starting law school. From what to expect to how to prepare - you'll walk away from this webinar with key insights about the road that lies ahead. Click on event to access registration link.

A little knowledge about the financial aid process and available options will go a long way in lowering your stress as you fund your legal education. During this event, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex Institute® will discuss cost of attendance, the financial aid application process, and the types of aid available to law students. Click on event to access registration link.

Once you’ve identified your target schools, being strategic and thoughtful in applying is the best way to increase your chances of receiving a law school acceptance letter. During this event, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex Institute® will review the essential components of a successful law school application and share tips and strategies that can be utilized by historically underrepresented students to navigate the law school application process. Click on event to access registration link.

First-generation students begin their legal education from various starting points academically, professionally, and financially. During this event, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex Institute® will present money scripts that impact decision-making and actions you can take as a first-generation student to confidently earn, borrow, spend, protect, and save money. Click on event to access registration link.

Starting July 30, 2024, LSAT Writing will become LSAT Argumentative Writing.

Join us July 24 for an informative live event in which Dan Shaw, LSAC’s director of assessment development, and Anna Topczewski, LSAC’s director of assessment sciences, explain the changes coming to LSAT Writing and what the new LSAT Argumentative Writing means for you.