Mentorship

Law School Application Mentorship

For undergraduates and others applying to law school. Apply for help with your application materials from a practicing attorney.

For the next generation of lawyers.

A law school application asks for a resume, a personal statement, and a clear account of why you want to practice law. The Albazian Law mentorship program helps applicants put those pieces together, and it is one way the firm gives back to the profession.

Who should apply

Undergraduates, recent graduates, and anyone else preparing a law school application.

Application review

We review your application materials, such as your resume and personal statement.

Resume workshops

Working sessions on your resume, shaped for law school admissions.

A video call

If you are accepted into the program, a video call to go over your materials and talk through advice for your application.

Apply for mentorship.

All fields are required. Word documents (.docx) are preferred for your materials.

Your resume and any drafts you would like reviewed, such as a personal statement. Please upload Word documents (.docx) if you can, so we can comment directly in your file. PDF is also accepted. Add up to 3 files, together or one at a time, 5 MB each.

Mentorship is educational. It is not legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and cannot guarantee admission to any law school.