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Atlanta, GA | Posted: June 23, 2016
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The Law Admissions Workshop Series will hold an event on 9/19 and the Law School Forum will hold an event on 10/28.
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Law schoolMark your calendars and register for the following recruitment and information events in Atlanta! You do not have to stay for the entirety of either event if your schedule does not allow it. Stay as long as you can to get the most out of the experience for yourself.
Want to discuss the application process? Want help with your application?
Contact Susan Belmonte, Pre-Law Advisor, sbelmonte@gatech.edu
LAW ADMISSIONS WORKSHOP SERIES (L.A.W.S.)
Monday, September 19, 2016Hosted by a group of leading law schools (the "Top 14"), L.A.W.S. events are focused on providing prospective applicants with information about legal education, the legal profession, and preparing for the process of applying to law school. Admissions Deans from participating schools will participate in a panel discussion followed by a question and answer session. After the panels, representatives from each of the participating schools will be available for additional information and discussion during a small format educational fair.
For more information, a complete list of locations, a full list of participating schools, and to register: www.lawadmissionsworkshopseries.com
LSAC LAW SCHOOL FORUM - ATLANTA
Friday, October 28, 2016
10:00 am - 5:00 p.m. workshops
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm - open floor to meet with law school reps
Law School Forums are held in cities throughout the United States to give prospective law students an opportunity to talk personally with representatives from ABA-approved law schools. If you are thinking about law school, Law School Forums are an excellent resource for you. Most people spend from several hours up to an entire day at a forum. If you plan ahead, you will get the most out of your forum experience. This allows time to attend workshops as well as time to talk with law school representatives. Pre-law advisors and LSAC Candidate Services representatives are also available to answer your questions on-site.
