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Info Sessions?
eduggan12
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Hello everyone! I have been looking for info sessions (looking to get a better feel of schools, see where I might want to ED, get content and questions answered for Why X essays), but I have so far not found any. If anyone has any leads on info sessions (online or in person), I would be eternally grateful if you could comment them below.
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I was looking at a schools website the other day and when I went to watch a video tour they had me give my contact info and other information. About 10 minutes later I got an email with an invitation to sign up for an online info session. I wonder if other schools have similar setups where if you're on their mailing list as a prospective student they'll send you emails about such things.
Former admissions officer here. Admissions offices definitely want to know how to communicate with interested prospective students. You should feel free to connect with them. You can track the Contact Us pages of the law schools you might be interested in for events. Also, LSAC has forum and law fair information by the month at https://www.lsac.org/events?region=All&search=&event_type[36]=36&event_type[46]=46&event_type[37]=37. Lastly, you can just contact the admissions office directly with questions about programming. For some suggested questions to ask admissions, you can see https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/what-questions-should-you-ask-a-law-school-admissions-officer/. Good luck!