FREE 8-WEEK VIRTUAL PRE-LAW BOOTCAMP FOR WOMEN
The 2nd Annual Ms. JD Pre-Law Bootcamp will take place virtually over 8 weeks, starting on January 26th, 2022. You will be invited to a private group inside the Ms. JD Online Community and will have the opportunity to attend live webinars featuring law school faculty, practicing attorneys and current law students, and attend office hours with law school admissions representatives. Participants will also automatically be registered to attend the Ms. JD Annual Conference for Women in Law online and have the chance to meet with additional law school representatives from over 15 law schools at theVirtual Law School Fair on March 16, 2022.
INFO SESSION
Watch our 2022 Ms. JD Pre-Law Bootcamp Info Session and register today!
WHY JOIN US?
Prepare for law school.
- Learn more about the different types of law practice areas
- Get a head start on researching law schools
- Get your law school application questions answered
Build your network.
- Connect with other law school applicants in the program
- Grow your professional network by attending our workshops & webinars
- Get access to the invite-only Virtual Ms. JD Law School Fair in March 2022
Attend private events.
- Attend live webinars taught by law school faculty & staff
- Attend office hours with law school admissions staff
- Participate in live workshops hosted by practicing attorneys
Save money.
- Learn how to apply for law school application vouchers
- Learn how to apply for fee waivers for the LSAT & Credential Assembly Service (CAS)
- Study for the LSAT using Khan Academy's free and official LSAT Prep program
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YOUR LAW CAREER IS WAITING.
There’s no better time to direct and control your career path than right now. Register today for the Ms. JD Pre-Law Bootcamp and you'll also be registered for the 2nd Annual Ms. JD Virtual Law School Fair on Wednesday, March 16, 2022.
Check out the participating law schools below!
"Congratulations on considering law school! If you are passionate about making a difference in the world, I believe there is no better path than seeking a legal education. Lawyers lead change. As you begin preparing yourself for law school, I have three suggestions: (1) If you can, take an extra class in which you will do a lot of writing and get feedback on your writing. Writing skills are critical in law school. (2) Hone your time and workload management skills. For all of us, law school challenges our ability to manage and prioritize workload. You are best off having mastered these skills before beginning your law school studies. (3) Read one or two of the many books on how to succeed in law school—but don’t try to read them all."
Dean Michael Schwartz
