UCLA Pre-Law Counseling Program
The Pre-Law Society’s Counseling Program is designed to provide structured, personalized guidance to support members at every stage of the law school admissions process, whether you are just beginning to explore law school or actively preparing your application materials.
Counseling sessions are led by UCLA Law School students who are knowledgeable in the admissions process and have experience in providing admissions-focused guidance. Through this program, students can receive specific support with personal statements and written materials, resume development, application strategy and timelines, and general LSAT preparation.
To ensure meaningful outcomes and equitable access to the program, we offer two types of sessions:
Drop-in sessions provide quick, accessible guidance for general questions about law school preparation and admissions. Members are limited to two (2) drop-in sessions per quarter.
Case-style sessions offer more in-depth, personalized advising, including detailed feedback on application materials and long-term strategy. Members are limited to four (4) case sessions per application cycle.
All sessions are conducted virtually to ensure consistency and efficiency. Students may also be encouraged to pursue follow-up sessions at the discretion of their counselor to refine their materials and track progress over time.
Please note that our counselors focus specifically on admissions-related guidance. More subjective or personal questions about whether law school is the right path for you will be referred to the Office of Admissions at UCLA Law School.
Before signing up, we encourage you to review the Pre-Law FAQs for answers to common questions. For additional inquiries, please contact counseling@plsatucla.com. We look forward to supporting you on your journey to law school!