LSAC Law School Forums: In-Person Forum Schedule

When you register for an in-person forum, you’ll be asked to choose between two time slot options. You’ll be able to visit with law school representatives during the time frame you select.

You may arrive at the forum venue 90 minutes prior to the start of your time slot, but you may not visit with law schools until your assigned entry time. An educational workshop will be available one hour prior to each entry start time. Your opportunity to visit with law schools will conclude at the end of your time slot. Before you leave the event, be sure to check out the Resource Center.

Please note: At this time, LSAC will not be verifying vaccination status in advance of the event; however, LSAC will require everyone that attends an in-person forum to wear a mask that covers their entire nose and mouth for the entirety of their time inside the venue hosting the event. LSAC will comply with all applicable laws in the jurisdiction, so please note that LSAC may be required to change its policy to adhere to and comply with applicable law. By attending an LSAC Law School Forum, you agree to abide by all applicable health and safety-related protocols. People who don’t comply with the guidelines will be asked to leave. See COVID-19 Safety Measures for more information.

Entry Time Schedule

Your forum-day event schedule will differ depending on the time slot you choose during registration. More details are available below.

Weekday Forums

12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Time Slot

4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Time Slot

Saturday Forums

10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Time Slot

2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Time Slot

Educational Workshops

Law School Admission Essentials

One hour prior to your entry time slot, we encourage you to attend this in-person workshop which will provide an overview of the essential information needed to begin your law school admission journey. During this one-hour presentation, you’ll hear about the application process, diversity information, law school financial aid, and how best to navigate the forum.

On-Demand Workshops

Additional educational opportunities and resources are available for in-person forum attendees through the digital forum platform. These include on-demand workshops covering topics such as Financing a Legal Education in the U.S., the LSAT^®, and more. You can also access downloadable resources provided by law schools and LSAC.

Starting on your forum date, you’ll be able to access these workshops and resources through the “On-Demand Workshops and Resources” link, available on the Forums page of your LSAC online account. These resources will be available at any time throughout the rest of the 2022-23 LSAC Law School Forum season.

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Forum

At the LSAC Law School Forums, you’ll have the unique opportunity to connect directly with representatives from more than 100 law schools. The connections you make at the forum can help you determine which school is the best fit for you. For tips about what questions to ask when speaking with law school representatives, please review LSAC’s Suggested Questions for Law Fair Attendees.

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Resource Center

Before you leave the event, make sure to visit the Resource Center, where you can get your questions answered and speak with experts on the following topics:

Diversity Resources — Representatives from LSAC’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team will be available to answer your questions.

Financial Aid/Financing a Legal Education — Financial aid experts can answer your questions and provide advice on your unique situation.

LSAC Information — Learn more about the services that LSAC offers to help you succeed at every step in your law school journey. Get insights about the admission process.

LSAC LawHub^® and LSAT Information — Speak with an actual LSAT test developer and get answers to your questions about testing accommodations and more. Learn about LawHub, LSAC’s educational platform offering test prep and other services to assist you along your legal education journey from prelaw to practice.

Prelaw Advisement — Prelaw advisors will be available to answer your questions about how you can start preparing for law school during your undergraduate years.

Test Prep Providers — In New York only, LSAC has invited test-prep providers to provide information regarding their programs. If you have not yet taken the LSAT or plan to retake, it’s a great opportunity to meet with different providers and decide which prep program might work best for you. For a list of the official LSAT content licensees that will be at the Forum, click here.

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