"We find talent, provide a path to success and watch diversity flourish."
The Fannie Angelos Program is a revolutionary collaboration between the University of Baltimore School of Law and Maryland's four historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The Program is designed to identify talented students, help them gain admittance to law school, support them so that they excel in law school, and help them find jobs upon graduation.
Adam Shareef
- Pretrial Justice Clinic at UB Law
- Best Oral Advocate, 2016 Regional Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition, 2nd Place in Nationals
- Moot Court Board, President 2016-17, Vice President 2015-16
- Black Law Students Association Vice President, Director of Public Relations 2015-16
- 2016 Law Clerk, Law Offices of Debra Thomas
- 2014-16, Law Clerk, Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney
- 2015 Summer Law Clerk, Office of the Public Defender, Maryland
Want to be a part of this program?
APPLY ONLINE
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION
There are two components to the Program:
The Angelos Scholars
We select eight juniors and seniors from Maryland HBCUs as Scholars who have the opportunity to earn a full-tuition scholarship to attend the UB School of Law.
The LSAT Award Program
We give 80 students, including the eight Scholars, a $1,399 LSAT award to take a 19-week Law School Admission Test (LSAT) preparation class during spring semester.
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