LSAC Law School Forums: Washington, DC In-Person Forum Schedule

You may arrive at the Washington, DC forum venue as early as 4:30 p.m. (ET). An educational workshop will be available at 5 p.m. (ET). Before you leave the event, be sure to check out the Resource Center.

Schedule

Law School Admission Essentials — Workshop

5 p.m. to 6 p.m.

One hour prior to the forum, we encourage you to attend this in-person workshop that 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 JD application process, diversity information, law school financial aid, and how best to navigate the forum. While the LLM, masters and certificate program application process will not be directly discussed, individuals pursuing these degrees may still learn valuable information.

Forum

6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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

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.

LSAT, LawHub^®, and LSAC — Get answers to your LSAT questions including test format, testing accommodations, and more. Learn about LawHub, LSAC’s platform that offers practice LSATs in the test-day interface, the ability to identify potential law schools through Law School Transparency, and educational courses and programs to help you navigate through the law school application process and the transition to law school. Learn how to prepare and submit applications through LSAC’s Credential Assembly Service.

Prelaw Advising — Prelaw advisors will be available to answer your questions about your application and ways you can prepare for law school during your undergraduate years.

Test Prep Providers — 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. View the list of participating test prep providers.

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