2013 Fellowship Applications Open!

PreProBono is proud to announce that our 2013 Fellowship Program, which aims to send bright, public-interest-minded students to the top law schools in the country, is now accepting applications. 

Now in its third year, the Fellowship is looking to build on our overwhelmingly positive results. 13 of our 18 Fellows scored in the 80th percentile or higher on LSAT, with 7 achieving scores in the top 10 percent of all LSAT takers. Our Fellows have gained admissions to the top law schools in the country like Harvard, NYU, Columbia, Virginia, Berkeley, Cornell, and Georgetown.

Hunter College March 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at Hunter College lead by Instructor J.Y. Ping and Coordinators and Fellows Julian Sarkar and Dami Animashuan.

Harvard Law School March 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at Harvard Law School lead by Instructor & Fellow Justin Giles and Coordinators and Fellows Julian Sarkar and Dami Animashuan.

Fordham Lincoln Center February 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at Fordham Lincoln Center lead by Instructor Jonathan Wang and Coordinator and Fellow Julian Sarkar.

NYU Law School February 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at NYU Law School lead by Instructor and Fellow Justin Giles and Coordinators and Fellows Michelle Cafarelli and Dami Animashaun.

College of Staten Island February 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at the College of Staten Island lead by Instructor and Fellow Justin Giles and Coordinator and Fellow Samuel Edandison.

Fordham February 2013 Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at Fordham lead by Instructor and Fellow Justin Giles and Coordinators and Fellows Samuel Edandison and Julian Sarkar. 

Baruch February 2013 Weekend Program

Some highlights from the weekend program at Baruch lead by instructor Jonathan Wang and Coordinator Michelle Cafarelli.

PreProBono Weekend Program – Columbia, Fall 2012

After a crazy night at Prime Produce Prom, team PPB still managed to get their asses over to Columbia Law School on November 18th.  And its a good thing they did – 25 bright eyed prelaw students were ready to tackle some of the newest and toughest problem types on the LSAT.

And tackle they did.  It was a jam packed day of theory, group work, and problem solving.  There was so much to cover, that one student even wished we had cut the lunch break shorter to cram in more LSAT goodness.  Thanks you to all the students for showing up, working your tails off, and for the kind words.

“Today was great!”

“Very well done! Good workbook, detailed, great teacher, good team work activities.”

“Justin was absolutely fabulous.”

LSAT Boot Camp coming to Columbia on November 18

Are YOU ready for the December LSAT?

Learn what you need to know before taking the LSAT! The LSAT Boot Camp will cover rule replacement – the newest type of logic game on the LSAT – and particularly tough logical reasoning questions.  Plus there will be a Q&A with test day tips, study strategies, and everything you ever wanted to know about the LSAT but were too scared to ask  This is a chance to learn about important parts of the LSAT that you might not have heard anywhere else!

This program is free of charge – you know we’ve got your back :D  However space is limited, so you must register at http://www.preprobono.org/apply/ and place a fully refundable $50 deposit by Wednesday, November 14.

Time/Location:

November 18, from 9am to 5pm

Columbia Law School (William & June Warren Hall L107)

Registration:

http://www.preprobono.org/apply/

Place a fully refundable $50 deposit by Wednesday, November 14.

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