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The more informed you are about the law school application process and working in the legal profession, the more informed your decisions will be. The following resources are very helpful for discovering law as a post-grad opportunity and the steps necessary to apply to law school.
Applying to law school is an expensive process. The Matthews Center for Career Development offers professional development grant funding to help offset the cost. Davidson students can apply for grant consideration ($500 during their undergraduate studies) that can be applied toward post-graduate application fees.
Examples include law school application fees, required subscription purchases and LSAT preparation. Davidson students are encouraged to speak to an advisor in the Matthews Center about the application process and deadlines.