Frequently Asked Questions

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Registration for the 2024 Summer Pre-Law Session is now closed.

Students who have paid a seat deposit to SULC will receive an official invitation via text within 3-5 days of payment.

Casual attire is accepted.  However, students should not wear tank tops, distressed/ripped clothing, or garments that would be considered political speech.

The program is totally free and all materials and resources will be provided by Southern University Law Center

All questions should be directed to prelaw@sulc.edu.

Yes.  Although class is conducted via Zoom and is accessible via cell phone/mobile device, a reliable computer is the best way to access Canvas, our learning management system (LMS), that is used for all reading materials and assignments.

Your choice of session should be determined by your availability this summer and your program of enrollment in the fall.  In general, students who will be enrolled in the day programs in the fall (as full-time or part-time students) should register for one of the day sessions.  Likewise, students who will be enrolled in the evening program should register for the evening session.  But, if your summer schedule does not allow you to follow that general guidance, all will be fine.

This program is designed to provide the enrolled student an opportunity to experience the rigor they can expect in the fall.  Besides the time spent during class, students can anticipate spending several hours outside of class on readings and assignments.

SULC provides a synchronous program.  Students are expected to be present, sharing video, and fully engaged during class.  Further, students can expect to be called on in class to participate in class dialogue.

Although we believe that SULC’s pre-law program provides the best preparation for SULC students, summer schedule conflicts are understandable and unavoidable, in most cases.  There are several commercial programs that are available.  You should contact them directly with any questions regarding their specific programs as we are only able to provide details on our program.

There are several commercial programs that are available.  SULC’s program prides itself on providing the student an opportunity to begin their transition to law school during the summer.  Courses are taught by SULC faculty members and supported by SULC teaching assistants (BSA members).