Paul L. Foster Success Center

Pre-Law

Located in the Paul L. Foster Success Center, Baylor Pre-Law is a pre-professional program designed to provide advising, programming and resources to students of all majors who are considering a career in law or national security.

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Special Notice on COVID-19 Response

While the Pre-Law office supports reducing the risk of increased exposure to COVID-19, we are also dedicated to providing a high level of support needed for students. Stay connected with our office with these opportunities:

1. Virtually connecting via our social media outlets, follow us on Instagram @Prelawbaylor to see updates of our Pre-Law community.
2. Advising continues in a virtual model. Please reach out to Benjamin Cooper at Benjamin_J_Cooper@baylor.edu to set up an appointment.
3. Give a listen to the “Bears, the Bar and Beyond podcast” for more information about the Pre-Law program, applying to Law schools, and the varied practices areas in the field of Law.

See how to access the Success Center Services .

As we encounter the rapidly changing events caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Student Success Initiatives team will be supporting the prevention efforts as outlined by Baylor University officials: https://www.baylor.edu/coronavirus.

Student Stories

Alumni Stories

Giana Pirolli

"I'm so thankful for the guidance and support from the Pre-Law Office throughout my time at Baylor. I have grown professionally and academically since my freshman year because of the opportunities that have been provided."

Teylor West

"To say that the Pre-Law Office has guided me during my time at Baylor is an understatement. The Office has played a significant role in my development as a student and has helped define my path to becoming a Securities Lawyer."

Victoria Terry

"Baylor Pre-Law has inspired me to achieve academic excellence while setting myself up for success in my future career. Going into my senior year, I feel more prepared than ever to take the necessary steps for applying to law school."

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Make-up class instruction day and last class day-No longer Study Day. Even though April 29 is a calendar Thursday, for instructional purposes, we are declaring April 29 to be an instructional Monday. Students will attend their Monday classes.

Apr

2021

Final exams April 30; May 1, 3, 4, 5 (Friday-Wednesday no final exams on Sunday)