1. Law School name Here Name of Event
© 2013 by Law School Admission Council, Inc.

2. It's never too early to start thinking about law school and the many career options available to you when you obtain a law degree.

3. DiscoverLaw.org An official website from the Law School Admission Council (LSAC)
Introduce audience to DiscoverLaw.org as THE official site for this initiative. Briefly mention that anyone interested in law school will take the LSAT, (which we develop and administer). Sometimes, the audience doesn’t know the organization, but they tend to know us by the test.

4. All grantees are required to expose and encourage their participants to sign-up for DiscoverLaw.org. It’s the foundation of all our programs and the core of our brand.

5. DISCOVERLAW.ORG GOALS
Encourage racially and ethnically diverse students to discover career opportunities in law and choose a path in undergraduate school to help them succeed
Provide students with resources, tips, and tools on how to become a competitive law school applicant
Make this website your official source of information on the LSAT, early preparation, financial aid, and other law school admission issues
Mention the goals of the DiscoverLaw.org Initiative to your students, especially if they may not return to any programs in the future. Staying connected to the website will help them continue learning about law school admissions and becoming prepared.

6. Sign up today for maximum benefits
This would be a good time to distribute the “Why Register” one pager before or after this slide. Here, you want to mention to the students that signing up continues preparing them and provides continued information to stay competitive (it is a continuation of the law school’s work today). Being connected to DiscoverLaw.org provides information to students throughout their path. Then next slides provide more details.

7. This is what the sign up page looks like & it takes less than 5 minutes to complete.

8. WHY REGISTER? Biweekly LSAT sample questions to strengthen your skills
Preference for DiscoverLaw.org Prelaw Undergraduate Scholars (PLUS) summer program
Podcasts and webinars touching on important topics to prepare for law school
And other tips, tools, and resources to help students prepare to become successful law school applicants
Some of the podcast topics include how to talk to your prelaw advisor and making the transition from a community college to a 4 year school. We also have an excellent webinar that discusses what you can do today to help finance law school tomorrow.

9. And now here are some WEBSITE FEATURES
This introduces some of the website features that may be interesting or more of a priority to your audience. It also provides a screen shot of what the feature looks like.

11. This is a fun quiz that once taken, will point you to some areas of law of which you might be interested in practicing.

12. FIELDS OF LAW
To learn what else you can do with a law degree, go to this page and explore many career options.

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16. Sample LSAT questions to practice your skills
During the school year, this premium section is updated biweekly and features the answers. This feature is for students who sign up at DiscoverLaw.org. Imagine if you start taking these practice tests now (in high school or college) how much more prepared you would be and how much more familiar you would be with the test items.

17. Practicing the question types is important
Practicing the question types is important. Over time, you will become more familiar and comfortable with these questions. Understanding the answer and why it is the correct one is also important to understand. We provide this information and encourage students to begin looking at these questions early and practice regularly.

18. Registrants become preferred applicants for the
DiscoverLaw.org Prelaw Undergraduate Scholars (PLUS) Summer Program
Registrants are given preference to DiscoverLaw.org Prelaw Undergraduate Scholars summer program when they apply to an individual programs. These are four week summer programs that model what it’s like to be in law school. They are free and some programs include stipends. Contact each program individually for their requirements.
2013 List of Participating Schools
University of Arkansas School of Law
University at Buffalo Law School, The State University of New York (SUNY)
Georgia State University College of Law
University of Missouri—Kansas City School of Law
Rutgers—The State University of New Jersey—School of Law—Camden
Suffolk University Law School

19. This is the DiscoverLaw
This is the DiscoverLaw.org Prelaw Undergraduate Scholars Program landing page.

20. and get prepared early through
STAY CONNECTED
and get prepared early through
DISCOVERLAW.ORG

21. This is LSAC’s official DiscoverLaw. org Facebook page
This is LSAC’s official DiscoverLaw.org Facebook page. There are a few DiscoverLaw.org pages that have been set up, so be careful when searching and selecting it. Our page has our logo and says “An Official LSAC Website”.
We use this as avenue to communicate with our audiences. We post DiscoverLaw.org activities on our site, as well as activities that our law schools are doing, and places where DiscoverLaw.org is.

24. Sign up for DiscoverLaw.org today!
The legal profession needs more lawyers who are African American, Asian American, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American to serve an increasingly diverse society.
Sign up for DiscoverLaw.org today!

25. Diversity Initiatives Staff
Kent D. Lollis, Executive Director
Yusuf Abdul-Kareem, Assistant Director
Patricia Shaul, Administrative Assistant

26. THANK YOU!