The Pre-Law 101 workshop series is the introductory program for students at Illinois. While it is open to any pre-law student, it is particularly relevant for those in their first four semesters of study.
The Pre-Law 101 workshop series provides an overview of:
- the law as a career,
- legal education,
- strategies and goals for a successful pre-law plan, and
- the process of preparing for and applying to law school.
More information about Pre-Law 101 for the 2026-2027 academic year will be shared this summer. Fill out the Interest Form below to receive updates.
Fall 2026 Dates
Coming soon!
FAQs
Who should participate in Pre-Law 101?
The Pre-Law 101 workshop is open to all Illinois students and alumni who have an interest in attending law school and pursuing a career in law; however, these sessions are specifically targeted toward students in their first four semesters of undergraduate study. Freshman students are highly encouraged to complete Pre-Law 101 in either the fall or spring semester of their first year on campus.
When is Pre-Law 101 offered?
Pre-Law 101 is offered in both the fall and spring semesters. It is not currently offered in the summer.
Is Pre-Law 101 a course?
No, Pre-Law 101 is a voluntary, non-credit-earning program for any interested pre-law student. The program is specifically designed for freshman or sophomore students and serves as a foundational informational program for students in their first semesters of undergraduate studies. Although it is targeted at freshman and sophomore students, any interested Illinois student may attend.
How do I enroll in Pre-Law 101?
Details to enroll will be released this summer. For now, fill out the Interest Form here.