Students in their third or fourth year of study who are interested in law school can now take advantage of a free Law School Admission Test (LSAT) preparation course offered by Osgoode Hall Law School. Osgoode is offering the free LSAT preparation to help high-potential students with financial need.
Students will gain free, comprehensive LSAT preparation, including study materials, practice tests and online support. In addition, students will have the opportunity to get the inside scoop on life at law school and in the legal profession through discussions, panels and roundtables with current law students and legal professionals.
Topics will cover the law school admissions process, financing a legal education, how to maintain balance while in law school and the variety of career options for law school graduates.
The course will run two nights per week from June 1 to Aug. 28. The Tuesday night class will be three hours and the Thursday night class will be two hours. Additional refresher sessions will be offered in September, prior to the Oct. 3 test. Attendance will be taken weekly and students must agree to attend at least 90 per cent of the classes.
The course will be held in the Ignat Kaneff Building, Osgoode Hall Law School, on York University’s Keele campus.
Are you eligible?
- Applicant must be in third or fourth year of undergraduate studies or be a recent university graduate (within the past two years). If an applicant is a graduate of the LAWS program, this should be indicated in the application material.
- Applicant must be planning to write the Oct. 3 LSAT and planning to apply to law school for September 2016 or September 2017.
- Applicant must have a cumulative (all years combined) undergraduate average of at least 77 per cent (B+).
- Applicant must be a recipient of the 2014-15 Canada Student Grant for Persons from Low Income Families through a provincial government student assistance program or must be able to demonstrate low family income.
For more information on fee waivers, visit the Law School Admissions Council website.
How to Apply?
Those interested should submit an application form and all required information by no later than Friday, May 15, at 4pm. Space is limited to 30 participants.
Do you need more information?
For additional information about the program, contact Vicky Faclaris, recruitment and admissions coordinator at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Note: This is a training course only. It will in no way offer an advantage when applying for admission to Osgoode Hall Law School.