National Black Law Students Association Pre-Law Division

National Black Law Students Association Pre-Law Division The Pre-Law Division is the undergraduate component of the National Black Law Students Association. Please visit the www.nblsa.org/prelawdivision/.

The Pre-Law Division seeks to promote and foster positive relationships among black undergraduate students by assisting them make informed decisions about pursuing a legal education. NBLSA and the Pre-Law Division accept the challenge of increasing African American law school enrollment by providing valuable information about the application process and the advantages of having a law degree. There

are multiple benefits to Pre-Law Division membership, including: discounts to NBLSA events; membership certificates; participation in the Pre-Law Division mentorship program; National Convention participation; networking opportunities with law students and practicing attorneys at NBLSA events; access to regional Law Camps; and opportunities for leadership development. Undergraduates and college graduates may join the Pre-Law Division either as members of their undergraduate local chapter or as general members.

10/02/2021

The HBCU Merit Scholarship will guarantee at least $20,000 in merit aid to all incoming students who start a JD program at Suffolk Law in 2021 and have received their undergraduate degree from one of these 25 historically black colleges and universities:

I am looking forward to speaking at the National HBCU Pre-Law Summit & Law Expo. Tag someone who wants to attend law sch...
09/07/2021

I am looking forward to speaking at the National HBCU Pre-Law Summit & Law Expo. Tag someone who wants to attend law school!

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09/03/2019
08/19/2019

In an interview with TYL, Desmond Meade discusses his vital role in restoring voting rights to 1.4 million Floridians, proving that one voice can change the world.

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03/16/2019

I remember as if it were yesterday traveling to Chicago for my first ABA conference. I was nervous, not knowing what to expect. However, I was keenly aware of the ABA’s reputation as the voice of the legal profession so I assumed I would have a great experience. I was immediately struck by the cal...

02/27/2014

Inspired by their desire to foster sisterhood and support programs to end violence against women and girls, Vermont Law students will host a “V-Day” event on Saturday, March 1, in the Chase Community Center on the Vermont Law School campus.

01/27/2014

Pre-Law Program Week, also known as Pre-Law Palooza, began Tuesday and continues until Sunday. The week’s events and programs are meant to provide students interested in attending law school with the opportunity to learn more about the study of law and to mix and mingle among professionals and...

09/04/2013

"A lawyer's either a social engineer or ... a parasite on society ... A social engineer [is] a highly skilled, perceptive, sensitive lawyer who [understands] the Constitution of the United States and [knows] how to explore its uses in the solving of problems of local communities and in bettering con...

05/30/2013

If you haven't already, take a moment to learn about the Black Pre Law Conference!

The mission of The National Black Pre-Law Admissions & Preparation Conference and Law School Recruitment Fair is to provide a comprehensive national event designed specifically for aspiring Black lawyers.

04/14/2013

Applying to Law School in California??
Apply for the California Bar Foundation Diversity Scholarship!

As California grows even more diverse, the California Bar Foundation delivers on our commitment to build a California legal profession more representative of the communities it serves to better serve the communities it represents.

This is the sixth year we will award more than 20 students with $7,500 Diversity Scholarships.
The Diversity Scholarship financially supports law students from groups historically underrepresented in the legal profession and matriculating to a California law school in 2013.

Incoming first-year law students should apply by June 5, 2013. We invite you to distribute this notification through your organization and forward this e-mail to potential applicants.

For more information on applications, contact Natalia Merluzzi at [email protected], or download the application form and checklist herehttp://www.calbarfoundation.org/uploads/3/6/1/0/3610702/2013_diversity_scholarship_application_final.pdf

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