Welcome to the Dunster Pre-Law Home Page!

For Dunster seniors and alumni/ae planning to apply to law school, this site will be your guide to the law school application process, your own virtual Virgil in the nine (or more!) layers of application Hades.

For juniors, sophomores and everyone else not yet committed, the information you find in these pages will help you decide whether law school is right for you.

So where do I start?

First, register for the Dunster Pre-Law Program. This is essential! Registering accomplishes two things:

• Your name will be added to the pre-law email distribution list, which the House uses to disseminate important pre-law news and announcements.
  
  
• You will be assigned a non-resident pre-law tutor to help answer your questions and, for applicants, to help you put together your application.

You MUST register if you plan to apply to law school this year! It's the only way we can keep track of who is applying -- and you can't apply without the House's help!

Even if you're not applying this year, you should register anyway so you can get on the email list, get a non-resident tutor to answer your questions, etc. Obviously, registering does not obligate you to apply to law school! It's just a way of letting the House know that you're interested (however vaguely) in the pre-law advising system.

Introduction to the Law School Application Process. An overview of the process of applying to law school from Dunster House.

Is Law School Right for Me?
Some suggestions regarding how to approach this timeless and difficult question.

2007-2008 Application Schedule
This is the official 2007-2008 Dunster House application schedule.

Choose a law school! Read our advice about choosing law schools, or surf the home pages of law schools everywhere!

I've registered. Now what?

Explore Mooselaw! Here are a few options:

• Overview of the law school application process.
• 2007-2008 application schedule.
• Read about specific parts of the application.
• Special considerations for alumni/ae applicants.
• Dunster House application procedures.