Interested in law school? Pre-Law Advising will help you with the entire application process. Visit our blog regularly for timely information and upcoming workshops. Please visit the Getting Started page to learn more about the other resources available on this website and how to schedule an appointment.
This is an interesting introductory lecture on Environmental Law by instructor Holly Doremus, hosted by Berkeley School of Law. If you find this interesting, be sure to watch the follow-up lectures. The above-shown video is only the first of an entire series of lectures on Environmental policy and law by Doremus. Very interesting and launches the Pre-Law blog’s efforts to cover several different areas of law.
Want to learn more about the different areas of law and the responsibilities lawyers have in various careers within the legal field? This is a good place to start: http://lsac.org/AboutLawSchool/Fields-of-Law.asp
There’s also a video link leading from that article (Fields of Law) from a law forum consisting of panelists that are discussing careers and opportunities within the field of law. Check it out!
Have a look at the Pre-Law workshops for this upcoming Fall semester. You can find them by clicking on the “Workshops” tab above or clicking on this link: http://sas.buffalo.edu/prelaw/workshops/.
This main page serves as a blog that will be updated frequently throughout the semester. This journal-format will keep you updated on upcoming Pre-law events, such as club meetings, workshops, informationals, and the occasional link to an article.
I would encourage you all to also have a look at the Student Guide link as well at the top. This is a great place to begin as it gives an introduction to the entire Pre-Law application process and timeline.
Appointments
To make an appointment to meet with me, please call 645-6013 or stop by 109 Norton Hall on North Campus. I also have drop-in hours from 11:00 - 12:00 a.m. on Tuesday and 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday every week.
This is an interesting overview from the Bureau of Labor Statistics from the Occupational Outlook Handbook. Keep in mind that the OOH is an excellent resource for any career that you would like to find more information about.
Have a look at Nature of Work and Job Outlook, among other areas. Might give you a better overall understanding and appreciation of the work and qualifications involved!
Have Dean’s Certifications for law school applications? Drop them off here. Visit the Dean’s Certifications page for instructions on how to submit your forms for processing.
