Juniors Have 600+ Hours To Build Their Profiles: Let’s Make The Most Of Them

Getting into law school is hard. Pre-law advising helps you focus your journey and get a competitive edge over thousands of other applicants.

Law School Admissions Challenges For Juniors

Worries About Navigating the Admissions Cycle With Little Direction & Resources

Fear of Not Standing Out In a Competitive Law School Admissions Landscape

Wondering Which Extracurriculars to Pursue for a Profile That Catches Admissions Committee Attention

Concerns About Application Deadlines and the Sense of Impending Doom That Time Is Running Out

The Stress of Trying to Manage Undergraduate Classes, Extracurriculars, and Other Commitments

Fear of Not Getting Into Your Dream Program With Ruthless Competition for Seats at Top Law Schools: Around 10% at UPenn, 9% at Stanford, and 5% at Yale

Concerns That You’re Making the Wrong Decisions With Extracurriculars & Course Schedules

Needing High LSAT Score and GPAs to Meet Cutoffs—Striving for the Elusive 4.0 GPA & 165+ LSAT Score

High Chances of Rejection: Thousands Aren’t Accepted to Any Schools They Apply to

Why Pre-Law Advising Is Important For Juniors

Work With Law School Admissions Experts to Build a Competitive Profile & Navigate the Admissions Cycle

Customize Your Path With 100+ Activities & Steps To Become The Most Competitive Law School Applicant

Get a Detailed Action Plan and Access to Exclusive Internships, Leadership Opportunities, and Research Experiences

Get a Focused Plan on What To Do With 600+ Hours of Profile Development Time Before You Apply to Law School

Eliminate Confusion & Enjoy Your Undergraduate Education—Receive Direction on What to Do Next With a Personalized Project Tracker

Boost Your Chances of Law School Acceptance to 98% Through Profile Advising and Application Support—Your Dream School Is Within Reach

Receive Strategic Plans That Eliminate Guesswork and Illuminate the Path Toward a Compelling Application

Follow an Action Plan To Maximize GPA and Achieve a 165+ LSAT Score, Guaranteed

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Law School Application Support For Juniors

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Customize Your Pre-Law Advising Journey: 100+ Ways We Can Help College Juniors

Assessment & Academic Planning

1. Persona Assessment & Profile Development

Meet your dedicated law school admissions expert

In-depth intake call to understand your background and needs

Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and goals

Undergo a persona assessment to uncover unique experiences, traits, and stories

Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your candidacy

Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your application narrative

Your counselor will pinpoint areas for improvement based on your assessment

Discuss short-term and long-term goals

Get a customized project plan to oversee all parts of your program

Receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly roadmaps for success

Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins

Get a written action plan to work toward academic, volunteering, leadership, and legal field goals

Get coaching on the next steps

Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session

See your progress as you check off to-dos on your lists

2. Academic Advising & Course Selection

Have your full academic transcript reviewed

Get insights into GPA trends

Understand red flags in your transcript

Receive school research on GPA & LSAT requirements

Guidance on which major and minor(s) would maximize GPA

Get a course plan encompassing all balanced classes for law school

Map out an optimal course sequence balancing rigor with GPA protection

Get guidance on how to raise your GPA

Insights into avoiding common academic pitfalls

Start planning for law school admissions based on GPA trends

3. Academic Skill Development

Your counselor will pinpoint specific academic weaknesses based on your transcript

Receive a plan on how to boost skills, such as reading comprehension or critical reasoning

Get recommendations for how to build time management and test-taking skills

Hone your skills with proven study techniques suggested by your counselor

Receive strategies for maximizing office hours and other college resources

Your counselor will continually monitor your academic performance

4. Academic Enrichment Outside of College

Your counselor will evaluate your college’s course offerings

They will also assess your school’s academic opportunities

Receive a list of academic programs and courses outside your college

Use this list to find unique opportunities that interest you

Guidance on applying to academic courses or opportunities outside of school

Get all your application documents edited to perfection

Determine whether law school is right for you

5. LSAT Planning

Get your baseline skills in logical reasoning and reading comprehension assessed

Your counselor will evaluate your school schedule and personal timeline

Receive recommendations on the length of your LSAT study schedule

Get guidance on choosing an LSAT test date

Receive a comprehensive LSAT study schedule

Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints with your counselor

Get access to practice tests

Review your LSAT progress regularly

Extracurriculars & Profile Building

1. Leadership & School Positioning

Audit current leadership activities and profile gaps based on your persona assessment

Your counselor will identify leadership opportunities at your college

Brainstorm personal initiatives with your counselor to demonstrate initiative and impact

Guidance on writing proposals to your college for new initiatives

Proposal editing for concision and clarity

Get ideas for personal projects

Receive detailed plans on how to launch personal leadership projects

Support for applying to leadership roles

Get leadership and extracurricular hour tracking and summaries

2. Volunteering

Your persona assessment will showcase your passions and interests

Delve deeper into your passions and decide which values resonate with you

Get research on organizations that align with your values/interests

Guidance on how many hours to allot to volunteer positions

Insights into how different volunteering options will impact your candidacy

Coaching on how to contact organizations and build a network

Guidance on completing volunteering applications

High-level edits on volunteer application components

Get recommendations on long-term opportunities that demonstrate commitment

Attend reflection sections on skills acquired

Work with your counselor to summarize meaningful stories for essays

3. Internships & Legal Field Exposure

Your counselor can search for internships and extracurricular opportunities

Help students identify relevant pre-law internships aligned with their academic and career interests

Get guidance on selecting internships across government, nonprofit, corporate, and academic sectors

Receive strategic internship timeline plans

Choose which experiences align with your law school goals and legal interests

Guidance on coordinating multiple internship experiences across semesters or summers

Support to understand the policy context or legal frameworks involved in internships

Introduction to a wide range of legal specialties

Get structured reflection to help students articulate interests in specific legal fields

Guidance on where to find panels, informational interviews, and guest talks

Recommendations on reading lists, podcast recommendations, and case studies

Get feedback on internship resumes tailored to legal or policy roles

Support for crafting compelling cover letters that highlight relevant strengths

Mock interview practice for legal internships

Get all internship application documents edited to perfection

Find national and international pre-law competitions, conferences, and student summits

Get help preparing for competition entries or case responses

Guidance through the application process for selective legal enrichment programs

Coaching on networking and presentation skills for conference participation

Help organizing experiences, projects, and writing samples for portfolios

Support for the creation of digital/print portfolios for scholarship, internship, or application use

Determine possible future law specialties based on experiences

Receive school recommendations catering to specific specialties

4. Research & Writing Opportunities

Your counselor will identify interests and passions based on your persona assessment

Match your passions with potential research interests

Your counselor will find legal, policy, or interdisciplinary research opportunities

Get a curated list of pre-law research fellowships, summer research programs, or faculty-led projects

Guidance on approaching professors to join ongoing research or propose independent projects

Get cold outreach email and cold call scripts

Receive networking tips and tricks from your law school admissions expert

Brainstorm and build research opportunity applications with your counselor

Get all your research position applications edited for concision and impact

Receive guidelines for research goal timelines

Guidance on poster presentations

Receive research publication support and advice

Coaching to undertake project leadership

Receive feedback on written abstracts and manuscripts

How Juris Education Helps College Juniors Prepare for Law School: 5,000+ Students & Counting

Jonathan

Accepted at:

Cumulative GPA

4.0

LSAT Score

175

Joined as a Junior from

New York University

Enrolled in Comprehensive T-14 Program

Simran

Accepted at

GPA

3.9

SAT

1560

AP Courses

Interests & Activities

- STEM Tutor
- Film Club
- Long-Term Care Home Volunteer

Activities Completed Under Juris Education Advisement:

Legal Intern at a Brooklyn Public Defender’s Office

Research Assistant for NYU Law’s Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law

Created an Initiative Connecting Restaurants to Local Shelters

Published Research in the Journal of Consumer Research

Challenge:

Between part-time work as a chef at a restaurant near his campus and maintaining his GPA with a full course load, Johnathan was concerned that his extracurricular activities for law school would be lackluster at best. He wanted guidance on what experiences admissions committees would be looking for before pursuing new activities.

How We Helped:

We conducted an in-depth persona assessment, finding over 20 key takeaways about Johnathan’s involvement, activities, and experiences

Tutored Johnathan for his upcoming LSAT test date, helping him ace Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension topics to achieve a top 1% score

Helped Johnathan craft and edit an application for a competitive internship at the Brooklyn Public Defender’s Office

Guided Johnathan to create his own project with a profound impact in his community—connecting restaurants and local bakeries with food banks and local shelters for regular donations

Helped Johnathan secure a research assistant position at the NYU Law Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law

Guided Johnathan through the Juris Research Fellowship, leading to his work being published in the Journal of Consumer Research

‍Outcome:

Jonathan was accepted to 10 law schools, including his #1 choice—the University of Chicago Law School.

Sarah

Accepted at:

Cumulative GPA

3.75

LSAT Score

174

Joined as a Juninor from

Boston College

Enrolled in 60-Hr LSAT Prep + 25 School All-Inclusive App Support

Challenge:

As a junior, Sarah switched from a pre-med track to pre-law and aimed for the T-14 law schools. With a GPA that falls below the 25th percentile at most top law schools and a profile built entirely around medicine, Sarah came to Juris Education to get help with LSAT prep and make a case for her acceptance to the country’s most prestigious law schools.

How We Helped:

Matched Sarah with an expert who could help her achieve a high LSAT score to offset her lower GPA

Tutored Sarah through Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions, helping her develop test-taking strategies to lead her to a top-tier score

Mapped Sarah’s GPA and LSAT score against real admissions data to sharpen her list of 25 law schools

Reframed Sarah’s pivot from pre-med to pre-law as a differentiator, making her scientific background an asset as a non-traditional applicant

Helped Sarah edit her LSAC application to showcase her passion for law, her greatest strengths, and most meaningful experiences

Prepared Sarah for law school interviews with mock simulations designed to help her improve her answers and be ready for anything on the big day

Reviewed Sarah’s entire application package to ensure everything was cohesive and showcased her as the ultimate applicant, despite a lower GPA

‍Outcome:

Sarah was accepted to eight law schools, including four T-14 law schools: NYU School of Law, Cornell Law School, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, and Georgetown Law Center. She chose to attend NYU with a scholarship.

Sophia

Accepted at:

Cumulative GPA

3.7

LSAT Score

173

Joined as a Junior from

University of California, Santa Barbara

Enrolled in 15 School All-Inclusive Application Support

Challenge:

Sophia struggled with self-confidence and had no connections to anyone in the legal field to help her navigate the admissions process. Aiming for the nation’s top law schools, Sophia wanted someone to keep her accountable throughout the process while providing encouragement to keep her confidence high.

How We Helped:

Paired Sophia with an expert with experience supporting first-generation applicants throughout the process.

Built Sophia a tailored school list, using her academic profile, background, and interest in advocating for underrepresented communities as selection factors

Uncovered Sophia’s most meaningful experiences with a detailed persona assessment and helped her determine a cohesive application narrative

Edited Sophia’s law school personal statement, diversity statement, and optional essays to perfection

Prepared Sophia for mock interviews at top schools on her list, including UVA Law

‍Outcome:

Sophia was accepted to multiple law schools, including the University of Virginia School of Law.

Law School Application Support for Juniors & Incoming Seniors

Aiming for Harvard, Stanford, Yale, or any other top law program? Our counselors have 15+ years of experience and over 37,000 counseling hours to guarantee you stand out from the crowd. It doesn’t take an expert to know that getting into top law programs is difficult, but it does take an expert to get you there.

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Law School Application Support For Juniors

Customize Your Pre-Law Advising Journey: 100+ Ways We Can Help College Juniors

Assessment & Academic Planning

Extracurriculars & Profile Building

How Juris Education Helps College Juniors Prepare for Law School: 5,000+ Students & Counting

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