The Davidson College Pre-Law Society is a student organization with two principal functions. First, it seeks to educate Davidson students and others about legal issues, legal education, and the legal profession. Toward this end, it invites legal professionals and educators to speak on campus and arranges field trips. Second, the organization serves as a resource to students who are considering legal careers. Toward this end, it hosts campus visits from law school admissions representatives and serves as clearinghouse of law school admissions information. In addition, the organization’s advisors from the faculty and staff counsel students through the law school admissions process, from deciding whether to apply or not through revising admissions essays.
Davidson College Pre-Law Publications:
Pre-Law Society Constitution
2007-2008 Calendar
September
9th - Meeting 8p-8:30p, Chambers 1027
17th - Law School Panel 4p-5p, Sprinkle Room
(Representatives from Duke Law School, Vanderbilt Law School, Wake Forest Law School, and University of South Carolina Law School)
23rd - Kaplan 7p-8p, Chambers 1027 (Mandatory)
October
21st - Kaplan Law School Admissions 7p-8p, Chambers 1027
TBD - President Ross Speaks (Mandatory)
November
11th - Julius Chambers (Mandatory)
18th - Kaplan Sample Class 7p-8:30p, Chambers 1027
December
2nd - Andrew Yonchak and District Attorney (Mandatory)
Spring Semester
Ethics on Law Speeches: Dr. David Perry
Wake Forest Law Professor
Jim Fuller speaks
Resources
Career Services
Preparing for the LSAT:
Law School Admission Council
Princeton Review LSAT Preparation Classes
Kaplan LSAT Preparation Classes
Choosing a Law School:
U.S. News and World Report Law School Rankings
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