Scholarship Information
Amount: Up to $1,500
Eligibility:
- Must be of African-American or Mixed African-American descent
- Must be a current undergraduate student or recent graduate planning to take the LSAT within the next 12 months
- Must demonstrate a serious intent to apply to law school
- No financial need requirement
Eligible Uses:
- Enrollment in a reputable LSAT preparation course (in-person or online), including companies such as Kaplan, Blueprint, Princeton Review, LawHub, or similar providers
Application Requirements:
- Completed online application form
- Personal statement (500–750 words) outlining your interest in law, career goals, and how the LSAT course will support your journey
- Proof of enrollment or graduation from an accredited college/university
- Optional: LSAT registration confirmation or projected test date
Notification Date: April 30th 2027
Deadline: March 31st 2027
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