Two programs assist MD HBCU students prepare for law school |
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Baltimore Scholars
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UBSL Law School
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This program provides 8 HBCU juniors and seniors the opportunity to explore their interest in studying the law.
Scholars improve their analytical and writing skills while developing critical law school strategies. |
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This program is open to juniors, seniors, and graduates of Maryland HBCU's.
Eighty students are selected to take a sixteen week Law School Admission Test (LSAT) review course during the spring semester. |
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The program goal is to prepare Scholars to perform better in college, score higher on the LSAT, and be well-prepared for a successful law school experience. |
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The course is designed by the Princeton Review and classes take place on the HBCU campuses. The course helps students build strategies to score higher on the LSAT. |
The Baltimore Scholars and and LSAT Preparatory programs are a collaboration between the UB School of Law and Maryland HBCU's. These programs seek to increase diversity in the legal profession.