Pre-Law

COVID-19 Updates

Due to the recent surge in COVID-19, the Pre-Law Center will continue phone advising appointments during the spring semester. Our staff will be telecommuting, teaching courses online, and working with students remotely until the February 4th return to campus. Please do not come to campus for in-person Pre-Law advising or assistance.  

If you require one-on-one advising assistance, Law and Legal Studies minor assistance or otherwise need to reach a member of the Pre-Law Center staff, you are welcome to schedule an advising appointment in Setmore, our online booking application, or email the Pre-Law Center (prelaw@uta.edu) or Elicia Vernon (elicia.vernon@uta.edu) to schedule a time for a phone meeting. You are also welcome to email Amber White (amber.white@uta.edu) to address your needs.

If you choose to book your own appointment for a phone advising meeting through Setmore, please indicate the purpose of your appointment/questions in the Comment section of the booking page.

About Pre-Law

The Pre-Law Center was established in 2012 based on the student body's need for access to attorneys and attorney mentorship. Initially, the Center supported a small group of 42 students. The initial expectation at the time of its inception was to serve as many as 200 students a year. As of this year, the Pre-Law Center supports over 600 current students, alumni applicants and members of the Arlington community seeking to enter a law school.

Recent Updates

Law & Legal Studies Minor

See a list of courses available for the Spring '22 semester.

Spring '22

GRE OR LSAT?

Are you considering taking the GRE instead of the LSAT? Here's more information.

GRE or LSAT

LSAC Updates

Get the most up-to-date information to help you navigate law school admission during the Coronavirus crisis.

LSAC FAQs

GRE Testing From Home

If you choose to take the GRE instead of the LSAT, you can now take the exam from home.

Updates on GRE Testing

Welcome to the Pre-Law Center

Message from the Director

Thank you for taking the first step towards investing in your future. It is our goal that the Pre-Law Center not only provide valuable resources along your journey to law school, but also that we play a critical role during the application process. We are dedicated to the development and success of all who choose to utilize Center resources.

The study and practice of law is available to individuals regardless of their chosen major or degree plan. Likewise, the Pre-Law Center and its resources are available to all majors and disciplines.

The Center has an open door policy and students are free to utilize any and all material available. Pre-Law and academic advising are available to students, alumni and Arlington residents.

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Donate

UT Arlington students would be grateful for your donations to the Pre Law Center. Many of our students work full time and have family responsibilities in addition to their preparations for law school and law related careers.