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Find similar grantsLSAC Pathway Grant is sponsored by Law School Admission Council. Supports programs that introduce law and legal careers to students, particularly those facing access barriers.
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LSAC Grant Programs | The Law School Admission Council Contact: Gisele Joachim, gjoachim@LSAC. org LSAC's Board of Trustees has made available funds to support cooperative outreach and applicant-pool expansion events. These grants are designed to encourage law schools to work together to promote legal education.
At least three LSAC-member schools must work together on each event. Examples of eligible events include law fairs, conferences, workshops, or other events that are a combination of these types. More about LSAC Outreach Grants Contact: Kamisha Rogers, krogers@LSAC.
org The Law School Admission Council, Inc. (“LSAC”) is committed to promoting access in legal education and the legal profession.
The LSAC Pathway Grant (the “Grant”) program makes awards to institutions for programming focused on one or more of the following goals: Goal 1: Early Access/Outreach Introducing the law and careers in law to students, particularly students facing access and opportunity barriers to information and education, before high school graduation Goal 2: Score Performance Increasing LSAT scores of program participants, particularly participants facing access and opportunity barriers to information, education, and other supports/resources Goal 3: Supporting Admissions Ensuring all applicants, including applicants facing access and opportunity barriers to information, education, and other supports/resources, have access, opportunity, and support in the law school process Reducing attrition rates and increasing persistence for law students after the first year of law school, particularly students facing access and opportunity barriers to information, education, and other supports/resources More about LSAC Pathway Grants
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $9,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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