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WHO: College Freshmen – are invited to attend this informative “Road to Law School” educational workshop. $20 registration fee covers the entire cost of the workshop.
NEXT WORKSHOP:
Saturday, March 11, 2023
Hosted by:
University of Richmond School of Law
Seminar Location:
On Campus – Richmond, VA
NOTE: Program start time, as well as, all location and arrival information will be provided in your welcome email after registration – (average workshop time frame is 9am-4pm ET).
HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Lynda Cevallos
Vice President of Academic Affairs
lcevallos@cleoinc.com
(240) 582-8600
Who Is Eligible for ROAD TO LAW SCHOOL (RTLS)?
College Freshmen who plan to apply to law school can participate in RTLS.
What Is RTLS?
Informative 1-Day workshop to help participants understand what the key components of the law school application process are and how to become competitive law school applicants.
Where & When:
On location at the campus of the hosting law school – details will be provided upon registration. Average workshop time is 9am-4pm ET
ROAD TO LAW SCHOOL LEARNING MODULES & DISCUSSIONS
- Skills You Will Need
- Logical Reasoning
- Curriculum Choices
- Mock Admissions
- Financial Planning for Law School
Learn the Skills Needed in Law School - The presenter discusses the how students can use campus resources to develop the skills, especially analytical reasoning and research, to get the most out of their undergraduate experience and succeed in law school.
This session introduces students to logical reasoning by solving logic puzzles. Logic puzzles are a great way to hone the skills needed for the logical reasoning section of the law school admission test. Ideally, participants should leave the forum with a new hobby – solving logic puzzles.
A Prelaw Advisor demonstrates how appropriate curriculum choices and academic and prelaw advising can enhance the undergraduate experience as well as prepare students for success in law school.
Participants view actual law school applications, discuss the strength and weaknesses of each and learn what law school admission professionals say about the applicants. The goal is to help students appreciate the nature of law school admissions by understanding that law school applications are always evaluated in a competitive manner.
Students are apprised of the importance of managing educational debt and maintaining credit worthiness in order to finance a legal education and ultimately, practice law.