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. 

February 18, 5:30pm. Conversation with Deborah Witzburg, Inspector General of Chicago. We will be hosting a conversation with Brown alum, Deborah Witzburg, where she'll share first hand insights into oversight work, government accountability, and building a career in public service.  You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and gain personalized advice. Please RSVP to receive the zoom link.

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.

May 29 and May 30. Ms JD May 2026 Application Accelerator. Unlock the secrets to a standout law school application with our FREE Application Accelerator. This immersive two-day virtual conference is designed to give you the edge you need in the competitive admissions process.

The Application Accelerator will take place from 12:00-3:00pm ET on Friday, May 29 and Saturday, May 30.

Don't just apply - accelerate your path to success. Join us and take your first step toward your future in law!

This free conference is open to anyone. Register via this link.

May & June 2026. Harvard Law School Junior Deferral Program Virtual Q&A. Join them for an overview of the JDP application process, followed by Q&A with a J.D. Admissions Office staff member. Register here for the May 2026 JDP session or the June 2026 JDP Session.

May 12. LSAT and Admissions 101. This Tuesday, LSAT Demon is hosting LSAT & Admissions 101, a free live webinar built for students on the law school journey. 

The session covers:

• When to start timed sections and full practice tests
• How to spot overthinking and pull out of it
• The case for and against working between undergrad and law school
• How grades and major actually weigh in admissions
• Open Q&A

Please register via LSAT Demon’s website here.

May 13. How Do I Apply to Law School? Join us for an informative session designed to demystify the application process and set you up for success. We'll walk you through every key step — from understanding the LSAT® to assembling a strong, compelling application that highlights your unique skills and experiences. You'll also gain insight into making informed decisions about where to apply and attend law school. This combination of expert guidance, practical tools, and valuable resources will leave you feeling empowered and ready to take your next steps with clarity and confidence. Register via the LawHub website here.

May 20. How Do I Prepare for the LSAT? The LSAT®, which includes LSAT Argumentative Writing™, is the only admission test accepted by all nationally accredited U.S. law schools, along with law schools in Canada. Studies have consistently shown it to be the single best predictor of first-year law school success. Law schools rely on it as part of their holistic admission processes, and some also use it in scholarship and financial aid decisions. And it assesses skills that are critical for success in law school and beyond. In this webinar, our panel of experts will discuss what the LSAT is, how to prepare for it, and how to strengthen the core skills you'll need as you move from test day to law school and beyond. Register via the LawHub website here.

May 20, Careers in the Common Good - Alumni Career Initiative - Virtual Networking Event. Whether you've built a career focused on social impact, are exploring the field, or are simply curious to connect - this session is for you.

Join us for the Careers in the Common Good Alumni Connection Experience - a space designed to spark meaningful conversations within the Brown community.

At the core of this experience is the power of the Brown Alumni Network. By sharing insights, asking thoughtful questions, and supporting one another, we open new possibilities.

This session will be led by CJ McCoy '14.5, Career Strategist & Leadership Advisor with Brown's Office of Career and Life Design.

What to Expect

• Short 1:1 conversations with fellow alumni
• Opportunities to share, learn, and build connections
• Exposure to perspectives within and beyond the industry field

Register via this website to connect, exchange perspectives, and strengthen your Brown alumni network.

June 3. Webinar - The Hidden Costs of Law School. Do you know how much law school really costs? In this presentation, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex Institute® will walk through the various expenses involved in pursuing a legal education, from test preparation and application fees to tuition and living costs. You will also discover some of the hidden costs that many students overlook, such as social activities, professional memberships, and bar exam preparation. Take advantage of this chance to gain an understanding of the financial realities of attending law school and how to plan ahead. Attendees can follow up this event with free financial coaching, lessons and events through Ask EDNA!® – the Education Network at AccessLex. Register for the webinar via AccessLex’s website here.

June 9. Webinar - Applying to Law School. Once you’ve identified your target schools, being strategic and thoughtful in applying is the best way to increase your chances of receiving a law school acceptance letter. During this event, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex Institute® will review the essential components of a successful law school application. Attendees can follow up this event with free financial coaching, lessons, and events through Ask EDNA!® – the Education Network at AccessLex. Register for the webinar via AccessLex’s website here.

September 2-30. University of Colorado Law School’s Mini Law School: A Constitution in Crisis. This five-week series kicks off Wednesday, September 2nd with Professor Jonathon Booth's discussion of the historical analogues of the current crisis.  Each week, a Colorado Law professor will present on a different topic, including:  

Defending Immigrants in Turbulent Times (Clinical Professor Violeta Chapin)

Tax Law as a Trojan Horse in the Current Constitutional Crisis (Professor Sloan Speck)

The Constitutionality of Trans People (Professor Scott Skinner Thompson)

and more!

Participants have the option of attending lectures in person in Boulder, Colorado, watching a livestream of the lectures on Wednesday nights, or watching a recording of the lecture on-demand.  

Registration closes August 31!  As an additional benefit, all participants in Mini Law School who apply to the University of Colorado Law School during the 2026-2027 application cycle will have their law school application fees waived.

Disclaimer: The listings here are provided as a benefit and a resource to students. Brown does not endorse or promote any particular third party entity’s program. The linked opportunities will take you to the third party provider’s website where you can obtain information about the specific program or opportunity. You can then determine on your own whether you are eligible and interested in applying or participating.

Posted 5/12/26

May 15 (application deadline) Damon J. Keith Pre-Law Summer Institute. Undergraduate students interested in law are eligible for Wayne State University Law School's Damon J. Keith Pre-Law Summer Institute. The four-week summer program, free for all participants, is open to rising juniors and seniors pursuing an undergraduate degree at any institution, and recent graduates within the last two years. Applicants must have graduated from a Detroit Public Schools Community District Public High School or be residents of the city of Detroit

Benefits of participation include:

• Full LSAT test preparation program provided by Kaplan (in-person classes)
• $500 stipend awarded upon successful completion of the program to cover LSAT registration expenses
• Opportunities to connect with mentors in the Detroit legal community and with current Wayne Law students
• Visits to local law firms, federal, state, and local courts, public interest firms and organizations
• Instructional sessions presented by Wayne Law faculty and staff on topics such as: legal writing, academic success, financial literacy, professionalism, and the law school application and admissions process
• Team-building and social events (in-person, subject to change)

May 16 (application deadline) Immigrant Rights Paid-Internship with Movement for Justice in El Barrio. Movement for Justice in El Barrio (Movement) is an immigrant-led community organization fighting for housing and immigrant justice in East Harlem, New York City. Movement was founded to fight against a voracious trend towards gentrification that is devouring low-income housing and displacing immigrant & low-income families from their homes. Movement for Justice in El Barrio is offering this opportunity to people committed to immigrant justice. The community organizer's activities will include providing mutual aid support, doing research and organizing community events. Read more about the position and apply via this link to Handshake (job #10344255).

May 17 (application deadline) Pre-Litigation Legal Intern. The Pre-Law Legal Intern will gain firsthand experience in the daily operations of a personal injury law firm. This role is designed for undergraduate students considering law school who want practical exposure to legal processes, case management, and client interaction. Read more about the position and apply via this link to Handshake.

May 20 (application deadline) Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law: Summer Internship. CERL’s nine-week summer internship program prepares law, graduate, and undergraduate students interested in the national security field by providing an ethics and rule of law foundation so that their future perspectives, leadership, and decision-making are always rooted in the rule of law. Our interns help further CERL’s mission through research, writing, and conference planning, and gain valuable insights through conversations with national security experts on the critical issues facing our nation today. Former CERL interns have gone on to positions in the government including in the Department of Justice, Navy Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps, and Space Force. The 2026 internship begins June 1, 2026, and ends July 31, 2026. Read more about the position and apply via this link to Handshake (job#10767221).

May 20 (application deadline). Forensic Data Research Intern at Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH). In partnership with the University this internship is designed to offer practical research experience while contributing to the Forensic Division’s operational and quality improvement efforts. The intern will assist in data collection, organization, and research activities that support the division’s goals in service delivery, accountability, and evidence-informed practices. Read more about the position and apply via this link to Handshake (job#10972312).

May 22 (priority application deadline). Mintz Project Analyst Program– Boston. Founded in 1989, Mintz’s Project Analyst Program provides an unparalleled opportunity for recent college graduates to gain experience within the legal and business environments of one of the country’s top law firms. There are currently 16 Project Analysts staffed across Mintz’s Boston, New York, and Washington, D.C. offices.

The Program provides the unique opportunity for Project Analysts to work in a wide variety of practice areas within the firm. Project Analysts in the Boston office rotate every eight months through various sections including: Business and Corporate Finance; Employment, Labor and Benefits; Healthcare; Immigration; Litigation; and Pro Bono; as well as Mintz’s consulting affiliate, ML Strategies.

Project Analysts in the New York office similarly work across all sections of the office, but in a non-rotational structure with an emphasis on Litigation, White Collar Criminal Defense, and Emerging Companies.

Project Analysts in the Washington, D.C. office work extensively in the Federal practice area and ML Strategies as well as Healthcare and Antitrust.

The responsibilities of a Project Analyst range from financial analysis and trial preparation to client interviews and legal presentations. Analysts also coordinate and staff many of the firm’s pro bono and community service activities.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with priority given to applications received before Friday, May 22, 2026. The application can be accessed via the Mintz Career Page. Additional program information can be found on our website at Project Analyst Program | Mintz.

June 1 (Application deadline). LSAT Study Grant for Applicants Interested in Animal Law. ALDF is offering 10 competitive $10,000 LSAT Study Grants to support aspiring law students committed to pursuing careers in animal law and advocacy. This program is designed to reduce financial barriers, expand access to legal education, and help build the next generation of legal advocates for animals. Funds may be used for LSAT preparatory courses, study materials, and living expenses during an intensive study period (3 months or more). In addition to funding, recipients will receive mentorship on law school applications and networking opportunities with legal professionals. 

Program Period: July - December

Eligibility Criteria: 

1. Degree from an accredited college or university
2. Unweighted undergraduate GPA of 3.75+
3. Clear intention to attend law school and pursue a career in animal law
4. Planning to take the LSAT within the next 6 months
5. Applying to ABA-accredited law schools within the next 12 months
6. Commitment to dedicate a significant time to studying

Required Application Materials:

1. Personal statement (2 pages max)
2. Detailed study plan (1 page max)
3. Resume or Curriculum Vitae
4. Undergraduate transcript (unofficial acceptable)
5. One letter of recommendation from an academic supervisor or professor confirming the applicant's commitment to animal law, policy, or advocacy

Deadline for applications:  June 1

Apply via this link.

Mid-June (submission deadline) The Stevens Journal of Law and Technology Accepting Submissions. The Stevens Journal of Law and Technology (SJOLT) is the first and only undergraduate-led academic publication dedicated to advancing scholarship at the intersection of law and technology. We publish original long-form pieces by undergraduate and graduate students worldwide, providing a platform for encouraging and distributing interdisciplinary inquiry and argumentation. Through this work, SJOLT seeks to elevate emerging voices, expand access to legal and technological scholarship, and advance rigorous discourse on the complex relationships between law, emerging technologies, and society. To read more about the Journal and submit your piece, please go to their website, linked here.