The Pre-Law Transfer Student Project arose from a series of discussions at pre-law advising conferences.  Advisors from two-year institutions worried their students were at a disadvantage when they arrived on the campuses of four-year institutions, and advisors from four-year institutions lamented that they found it difficult to build bridges with advisors at two-year colleges.  Everyone agreed that the students at two year schools were underserved. 

This project seeks to ameliorate that problem by offering resources for all of the stake-holders and ultimately creating a network of students and advisors who can work together to achieve the best possible outcome for transfer students seeking a legal education.

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A key component of that process is connecting people.