Law Day

Chart Your Path to Law School Success: Join us at Law Day

Students representing U.S. Supreme Court justices during a Moot Court simulation

Detroit Mercy Law Day Fair

SAVE THE DATE!
Oct. 24, 2023
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Fountain Lounge
in the Student Union
Detroit Mercy McNichols Campus

Law Day is an annual event exclusively designed for Detroit Mercy students who have an interest in law. At Law Day, you will have a unique opportunity to engage directly with law school representatives, gaining valuable insights into the world of legal education and career possibilities. Watch a Moot Court simulation to receive a glimpse into the realm of courtroom advocacy. There is no single major required for law school; we encourage students from diverse academic backgrounds to explore their passion. Discover the myriad of fascinating branches within the legal field and discover the perfect fit for your aspirations. Don't miss out on this empowering event. Join us at Law Day and take the first step toward turning your dream of a legal career into a fulfilling reality.

Benefits:

  • Meet Law School admissions representatives and ask them questions.
  • Meet Law School financial aid experts.
  • Learn about the LSAT directly from the test developers.

Sponsor:
Detroit Mercy's Pre-Law Program.

Frequently Asked Questions for Students

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    I'm not graduating for a few years, why should I attend Law Day?

    Although Law Day is a great resource for those seniors about to apply to law school to ask
    questions and get information about particular schools and the admission process, it is also a
    great opportunity for underclassmen to take part in. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors can
    use Law Day to network for future opportunities, explore various kinds of law schools, ask
    questions about what they can do now to prepare for law school.
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    What should I wear to Law Day?

    You are meeting admissions counselors from law schools you may apply to in the future so you
    should dress business casual. First impressions matter!
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    What should I bring with me?

    • Questions for law schools (Example: What courses do you offer? What sets your school apart from other law schools?)
    • An idea of what schools you want to talk to if you don’t have much time and need to prioritize
    • Paper and pen to write down any information given to you at Law Day
    • A folder for all of the papers and business cards you receive from Law Schools
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    I'm not a pre-law student, can I attend?

    Yes! Students of any major or program may attend Law Day.
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    I can't attend the entire Law Day, should I still attend part of it?

    Absolutely! Students are welcome and encouraged to attend all parts of Law Day, but if they
    cannot come to a particular part because of class, work, or other obligations, they can come at
    any time.
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    Whom should I contact if I have any further questions about Law Day?

    Genevieve Meyers, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor of Political Science
    meyersge@udmercy.edu
    313-993-1089

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    What is the importance of the Law School Admission Test (LSAT)?

    The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a critical part of Law School admission in the USA. Detroit Mercy Law Day offers students a unique opportunity to have a conversation with experts from JD Advising and to brush up their analytical and logical reasoning skills by taking a short sample LSAT test. A follow-up Q&A with staff from JD Advising will offer students an opportunity to get direct assessment and feedback.
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    Will I benefit from taking the sample LSAT test?

    Detroit Mercy students that have taken the LSAT test indicate the benefit of getting immediate feedback explaining tactics to utilize in logic and analytical questions, among other benefits.