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2024 LSAC LLM Law School Forum

Hosted by the Law School Admission Council

Join us September 13, 2024 online
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event date September 13, 2024
event-time06:00 a.m. to 09:00 a.m (ET)

What To Expect During the Digital Law School Forum

Admissions

Meet Admission Representatives

Chat with exhibitors in groups or request a private chat, video, or phone call.

Exclusive

Exclusive Education

Visit the auditorium and watch an informational session.

Got a burning question? Join in and ask our speakers.

Resources

Collect Important Resources

Found a video or brochure you want to save? Download it to your online swag bag and email it to yourself to review later.

Why Attend?

  • Meet with admission professionals from multiple law schools
  • Attend live workshops where you can get your questions answered 

Looking to further your legal education?

An LLM, law-related master's degree, or legal certificate program could be the next step for you. Attend the LSAC LLM Law School Forum for a free opportunity to meet with admission representatives from law schools throughout the country. Admission reps will be eager to talk personally with you about the benefits of these programs and the application process for both U.S. and internationally trained candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. Registering for the Digital Law School Forums is easy. Simply log into your free LSAC account, then click the Register button associated. Once you’ve reviewed the Forum Registration form, click Register again to complete the process.
Creating your LSAC account only takes a few moments, and it is completely free. If you’re interested in pursuing an LLM, master’s degree, or legal certificate, you will want to create an LLM & Other Law Programs account.
Learn more about the different types of law degree programs.
Once you’ve created an account, you can go ahead and register for the Digital Law School Forums.
To learn more, please visit LSAC.org/LawSchoolForums.