The Pre-Law Advising program provides guidance and resources to students so they can make informed choices about whether and how to pursue a career in law.
The program encourages students at all class levels to engage with members of the faculty to explore their interests in legal issues and/or a career in law. Working closely with faculty, and alumni, the Gateway Career Center provides programming designed to help students learn about legal issues and legal careers, as well as how to prepare for and apply to law school.
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Students are encouraged to take full advantage of the many resources made available to them; first among these are faculty advisors.
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