The majority of Pre-Law Advising events and programs are offered during the early stages of the application process in the fall term. These events are open to everyone but would be especially informative for seniors and alumni who are currently applying to law school and juniors who plan to apply in the near future.

November 11: Dean’s Fireside Chat — Reflections of the founding director of the Africa CDC and US Ambassador

Join John N. Friedman, Vascellaro Family Dean of the Watson School, for a fireside chat with Ambassador (ret.) Dr. John Nkengasong, former U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Senior Bureau Official for Global Health Security and Diplomacy. Register to attend. 

November 12: IP Law Panel

Join the Brown Pre-Law Society from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for a virtual panel with three Brown alumni currently practicing intellectual property law. Join the Google Meet to attend.

November 12: Signaling Readiness: Environment and Climate Careers Alumni Panel

How do you translate your academic experience and passion for sustainability into the next steps for your career pathway? Join us for an insightful panel featuring four alumni and industry experts across key fields in climate, sustainability, and the environment. Panelists will break down what hiring managers actually look for, sharing concrete advice on how to showcase relevant skills, articulate impact, and signal true professional readiness on your resume. Visit the Events@Brown page to learn more.

November 12: From Big Law to $2.5M Startup in Less than Six Months with Soxton Founder and CEO Logan Brown

Logan Brown, founder and CEO of Soxton, will speak about her path from Big Law to building a $2.5M startup in under six months. Before founding Soxton, an AI-powered legal platform for startups, she graduated first in her class from Vanderbilt, attended Harvard Law School, and helped establish Cooley LLP's Miami office. Learn more about her journey by RSVPing via Luma.

November 15: “United States v." An Evening with Former U.S. Attorney Zachary Cunha

Join The Brown Pre-Law Society from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. in the Joukowsky Institute at 60 George St. for an engaging discussion!

November 10: Intellectual Property/Patent Law Panel

Learn about the field of intellectual property, including patent law, from seasoned professionals. Register via Columbia’s website.

November 11: LawHub Webinar: Should I Retake the LSAT?

Join LawHub for a webinar designed for anyone thinking about retaking the LSAT. They'll explore what retaking the test could mean for your application, how law schools view applicants who have multiple LSAT scores, and strategies to help you improve your performance. Whether you're looking for a higher score or just want to make an informed decision, this session will provide the guidance you need to move forward confidently.

Register via LawHub here

November 12–14: The 22nd Annual National Black Pre-Law Conference & Law Fair

Tour area law schools, learn admissions and financial aid strategies and build your plan. Understand law schools’ academic and social challenges. Learn about what it takes to pass the bar exam. Gain insight into the unique lived experiences of Black law students and lawyers. Explore legal careers, entrepreneurship, and the AI-driven future of law. Open to all. Welcoming to everyone. Learn more and register via their website.

November 14: Boston Law School Forum

Each year, LSAC Law School Forums serve as invaluable opportunities for aspiring law students to learn about law school and connect with law school representatives. By attending an LSAC Law School Forum, you’ll be able to connect directly with law school representatives from across North America, learn about financial aid and the law school admission process, and get answers to any questions you may have.

Individuals interested in JD and LLM programs, as well as those who are considering law- related master’s degrees and certificate programs, are encouraged to attend.

Meet with admission professionals from multiple law schools

Attend live workshops where you can get your questions answered

Learn about the LSAT® directly from LSAC’s test developers

Register via LSAC’s website.

November 17: LawHub Webinar: An Inside Look at Law School Admissions

Join LawHub for an exclusive opportunity to hear directly from law school deans of admission as they share their insights into the current application cycle. This candid conversation will offer a behind-the-scenes look at what admission committees are prioritizing this year, what qualities and experiences stand out in successful applicants, and how you can best position yourself as you prepare to apply. Whether you're just beginning to explore law school or are finalizing your application materials, this webinar will provide valuable guidance and actionable advice from the very people who shape incoming law school classes.

Register via LawHub Here

November 18: Harvard × Stanford × Yale MLSA Present: Law School Admissions, Explained

Thinking about law school? Join the Harvard, Stanford, and Yale Muslim Law Students Association for a walk-through of the J.D. application process, led by current law students who have been through it.

They’ll cover the application timeline, LSAC, the LSAT, transcripts, resumes, letters of recommendation, and personal statements, including how to write about your faith and identity with confidence. There will be time for your questions, and you’ll hear from students at Harvard and partner schools.

This webinar is the first part of the MLSA pipeline program, which also includes a prospective applicant packet with sample statements and resumes from current students, and one-on-one application support from current law students.

Open to all prospective J.D. applicants, and no prior knowledge of the process is needed.

Register via Zoom.

November 19: Free Fall LSAT Workshops (on Zoom) 

Join Instructor: Steve Hayden (15 yrs experience, 176 LSAT score) from 6:00–7:30 PM ET. Register via the Testmasters website.

November 21: CLEO College Scholars Pre-Law Program (In-Person)

The Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) will host class-year specific workshops for those interested in considering or preparing for a professional legal education. 

• Freshmen & Sophomores — Road to Law School: An overview of the key components of the law school application process. Register on their website.
• Juniors, Seniors & Post-Grads — Jumpstart the LSAT: Understand the importance of systematic, timely preparation for the LSAT. Register on their website.

July 17-19: The 2027 Annual Lavender Law Conference & Career Fair

The Lavender Law Conference & Career Fair is an annual gathering of LGBTQ+ and ally legal professionals featuring panels, networking events, and professional development sessions. Visit the LGBTQ+ Bar website to learn more and register. 

Submit your original scholarship to the Yale Undergraduate Law Journal. Seminar papers, strong papers from spring or fall courses, and expanded coursework are welcome. Submissions are due November 30, via this form. Submissions should follow the style guide. More information about the Yale Undergraduate Law Journal can be found on their website. 

Summer Scholarship Program in D.C. with the Institute for Responsible Citizenship. Full details, eligibility requirements, and registration are available on their website. Deadline: January 15.

Submit your original scholarship to the Blackstone Law Review Competition. Full details, eligibility requirements, and registration are available on their website. Deadline: March 31.

Sign Up for Coffee Chats with Brown Law Alumni

Interested in connecting with Brown alumni in law? Sign up for the Brown Pre-Law Society’s upcoming alumni coffee chats! These conversations will give students the opportunity to connect with alumni, ask questions, and gain insights into law school applications, the law school experience, legal careers, and internships.

Fill out this short Google Form to express your interest and sign up! You can also indicate which areas of law and topics interest you most. Your responses will help us match students with relevant alumni and organize conversations around your interests.

Learn more about the University of Hong Kong Law JD Program. View the brochure to learn more. 

Consider applying for a DLA Piper Scholarship Program. DLA Piper offers scholarship programs for student athletes (LEAP: Legal Elite Athlete Pipeline) and veterans (BRAVO: Building Relationships to Advance Veterans’ Opportunities) interested in attending law school. Learn more on their website.

Apply for the Leadership Honors Program (LHP). This program awards a full-tuition scholarship. Interested students are encouraged to apply by the end of November. Entering 2026 Leadership Honors participants had a median 3.94 GPA and 163 LSAT score. Learn more on their website.

Events hosted by other organizations are listed for your information only and do not represent an endorsement by Brown or the Pre-Law Advising office. All times are in Eastern standard unless otherwise noted.