Prepare for a career in law through expert faculty guidance and the support of Muhlenberg's comprehensive liberal arts curriculum.
Thinking about becoming a lawyer? Are you wondering what law school is like and how you might best prepare for it? What about studying for and taking the LSAT? How do you put together a competitive application? To which law schools can you reasonably expect to gain admission? Which law school will best meet your career goals?
These are the kind of questions that Muhlenberg’s Prelaw Advising program helps you answer. Prelaw Advising is dedicated to helping students and interested alumni learn about law schools and the legal profession. We provide the resources and support that enables students to make informed decisions about whether law school is right for them, as well as helping them to select the best law school to meet their career goals. We assist students in developing and preparing strong application materials.
All students who elect to participate in the prelaw program or who seek advice and direction regarding prelaw studies or applying to law school should contact:
Giacomo Gambino, Ph.D.
Director, Prelaw Advising
Professor of Political Science
Office: 308c Ettinger Hall, 3rd Floor
[email protected]
484-664-3451
Reneé Garrick ’12, vice president of business and legal affairs at the public relations software company Muck Rack, has found ways to meld her career with her interests in sports and media.
Griffon, who will attend Penn State Dickinson Law, conducted research on the use of active and passive voice in closing arguments of criminal cases with Assistant Professor of Psychology Alexandra Frazer.
Simone Kaye ’23, whose primary interest is in criminal justice reform, worked with a nonprofit organization that serves formerly incarcerated women.
Max May ’23 has been observing trials and conducting legal research for prosecutors near his hometown on Long Island, New York.
