Mock Law Class: “A Day in The Life of a Law Student”
The professor will place the students in a “mock” law school setting and introduce the students to the process of legal reasoning and legal analysis.

How to Get the Most Out of Your Undergraduate Experience
This session taught by a Pre-Law Advisor, will educate students on topics such as selecting a challenging course load, developing strong relationships with professors and pre-law advisors, and developing solid time management and study skills.

Practical Law: Practicing Law in the “Real World”
An attorney will focus on the everyday life of a lawyer, including the day-to-day life of an attorney, case management, and life in the courtroom.

Mock Admissions Committee
Students will have the opportunity to view summaries of actual law school applications, discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each, and learn what admissions professionals say about the applicants and their applications. The goal of this session is to help students appreciate the competitive nature of law school admissions. This session will also stress the importance of undergraduate grades (GPA) and LSAT scores in admission decisions. Admission officers will conduct this session.

Lunch Break (Lunch is Provided) – networking with peers and professors/presenters

Reading/Writing Workshop
This workshop will emphasize critical reading and basic writing skills. The goal is to help participants understand the correlation between strong reading and writing skills and success in both their undergraduate work and the LSAT.

Introduction to Logical Reasoning & Critical Thinking
This session will challenge students to begin (or continue) to develop logical reasoning skills by tackling a sample logic problem. Also, students will learn how selecting courses that challenge their analytical skills will help them during their undergraduate coursework, and on the LSAT.