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. 

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.

June 20, 2025 1:00pm EST: Crack the Code: LSAT Logical Reasoning Strategies: Ms. JD, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting women in law, are excited to share another free resource for anyone applying to law school. They are partnering with PowerScore on a free interactive webinar Crack the Code: LSAT Logical Reasoning Strategies which will take place on June 20th, 2025 at 1pm ET! Participants will learn directly from a 170+ scoring LSAT instructor as they break down how each Logical Reasoning error operates and ways to spot it, common scenarios and easy-to-apply strategies using specific examples, and finally how the test makers represent these flaws in the complex wording of answer choices. More information and a registration link can be found on their website.

June 27-29, 2025: 4th Annual Break Into Law Conference (Virtual): Barrier Breakers® (501c3) is excited to announce the FREE 4th Annual Break into Law Conference, June 27-29 (virtual) and it's packed with invaluable opportunities for aspiring law students. Registration is now open for the free conference. www.breakintolawconference.org. This year's conference includes a keynote by the incredible Prof. Khiara M. Bridges from University of California, Berkeley - School of Law! Professor Bridges is a renowned scholar and author in the fields of race, class, and reproductive rights, and her groundbreaking work on critical race theory has influenced legal discourse nationwide.

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 5/15/25

All Pre-Law Students: Colorado Law Mini Law School: The  Mini Law School program returns this fall with a brand-new curriculum taught by six new faculty members joining Colorado Law from around the country.  The six-week series kicks off Wednesday, September 3rd with Professor Adam Sopko's discussion of the power of state constitutions.  Each week, a Colorado Law professor will present on a different topic. 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 September 1.  As an additional benefit, all participants in Mini Law School who apply to the University of Colorado Law School during the 2025-2026 application cycle will have their law school application fees waived. For more details, including the full schedule, please visit the Mini Law School website.

Posted 5/1/25

All Pre-Law Students: Accessing the Law Internship Opportunity:  Accessing The Law is a student run organization, with a variety of cohorts focused on fostering inclusivity in the legal field. Role requirements:

- 1-2 hours a week

- Completely asynchronous

- Each cohort publishes one essay a month on a topic within their assigned legal field

- Current cohorts include Corporate, Constitutional, IP, Criminal Justice, Entertainment, and Environmental

Visit the application link for more information and Email accessingthelaw@gmail.com with any questions.

All Pre-Law Students: Legal Academy Community Youth Organization Fellowships: Applications are open until June 30 for AU's Youth Organizing Fellowship, a paid opportunity for young people to grow as a leader, build power with a group of youth organizers from across the country, and advocate for the separation of church and state. AU will select up to 15 Fellows to work with us from September 2025-August 2026.

Anyone living in the U.S., including its territories, aged 18-25 is invited to apply. This opportunity is ideal for young people who are interested in activism and religious freedom. Fellows will receive skills training, a stipend, a fully cost-covered trip to Washington, D.C., and resources to organize in their community with AU's support.

For more information, feel free to reach out to my colleague Alicia at johnson@au.org.

Posted 4/24/25

Graduating or Recent Pre-Law Grads: Research Assistant, Brown School of Public Health: A 1-2 year position aimed at pre-law recent grads or grad students interested in health law, the Research Assistant at the School of Public Health’s Department of Health Services Policy & Practice joins a vibrant team supporting the activities of the Department and the Center for Advancing Health Policy through Research. The Research Assistant is involved in health services research and evidence translation to better understand and develop policies that will lower spending growth, improve patient outcomes, and drive structural change in U.S. health care delivery. Core topic areas include payment reform, the evolving landscape of Medicare and Medicare Advantage, commercial price growth, health care market structures including the impacts of consolidation and private equity ownership, and state efforts to address affordability and value. See their workday post for a full description and to apply.