The Summer Institute at the School of Law is designed to identify students who have experienced the effects of educational disadvantages to such an extent that their undergraduate work or performance on standardized tests is affected. Students who successfully complete this program are accepted into the School of Law for the fall semester. Enrollment in the Summer Institute is limited to 25 students. In addition to the factors considered for all applicants, the committee considers the applicant s race or national origin and cultural background, including the language spoken in the home. Applicants are required to submit a personal statement explaining their disadvantage.
Students are responsible for their housing arrangements.
University housing is available.