Prepare a list of the law schools in which you are interested, using the materials on the pre-law reading list. Fill out a Request for Information Card contained in the Law Services booklet for each school. Do not mail the cards until August since most law schools do not have their application materials ready until September. Be sure, though, that you do mail the cards before returning to Clark for your senior year. If you take the June LSAT, and are unhappy with your performance on that exam, study all summer.
Summer is the time to visit each law school of interest and to talk with an admissions officer.
The law school representatives have probably heard every conceivable question many times while traveling to college campuses. The best questions to ask are those which are truly most important to you. Think through your criteria for choosing a law school. The following questions are offered as examples, but add some of your own as well. Questions Concerning a Law School's Admissions Process Please describe your review process for applicants' folders.