LSAC Global invites you to join them on their 2nd session of LSAT—India 2022 Law Admission Series on February 18, 2022, at 6 PM [Friday].
You have already taken your first step towards your law school journey by registering for LSAT-India. In case you haven’t please register now!
To help you further in your decision making and help you realize your dream career in law, we are pleased to announce ‘LSAT—India 2022 Law Admission Series’ starting December 2021 and this is the second edition to the series.
The series hosts a group of LSAC Global Law Alliance Member colleges and aims to provide LSAT—India applicants and prospective law students an opportunity to engage and interact with law school representatives on their teaching pedagogy, admission requirements, internships, placements, scholarships and much more.
This interaction will help you to make an informed decision and prepare better for your desired law school.
We invite you to join us on our second law admission session on Friday, 18th February 2022 at 6:00 pm.
The session will feature distinguished representatives from five premier LSAC Global Law Alliance Schools. It will be conducted on Zoom with a brief introduction by each participating college followed by a one-hour break-out session where you can choose to interact directly with law school representatives of your preferred college and have your questions answered. You may even switch to other rooms and hear what other colleges have to offer.
Date and time: February 18, 2022, 6:00 PM
Format: Virtual – Zoom
- Zoom Meeting: General Information Session (30 mins)
- Zoom Breakout: Law School Admission Session (1 hr)
Participating Law Schools
Click on the link given at the end of this post to register for the session.
Please refer to the brochure for more information on the participating law schools.
Contact Information
You may also submit your questions for individual law schools by clicking here.
Click here to register for the session.
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