In 1977, a group of Aggies with a common interest in the legal profession got together and wrote the constitution creating the Pre-Law Society.
The Society's purpose was to inform students about law schools and the legal profession in general.
Twenty-four years later, the Society has over 200 members and is still growing.
We offer students interested in law school the opportunity to exchange information,
meet important contacts and get involved at Texas A&M.
Having law schools visit keeps students aware of the admissions criteria,
what to expect in law school, and how to become a good admissions candidate.
Law school trips help students decide which law school is best for them.
Those unsure about law school may find the attorney panel and Mock LSAT beneficial.
The Pre-Law Society offers members the chance to network with law school
admission representatives, local attorneys, and other pre-law students.
Additionally, you can become part of the Texas Aggie Bar Association and start networking while you are an undergrad!
Students are an important resource for determining which classes or professors are good, where to intern, and LSAT preparation.
Members gain leadership skills through involvement and become active at the University level.
The socials are a great study break and a chance to have fun and meet new friends.
Come by and visit with us, we are located in the lobby of Henderson Hall in the Office of Professional School Advising.
