AccessLex Diversity Pathway Program

PLSI for American Indians and Alaska Natives

PLSI is an intensive two-month program which prepares American Indian and Alaska Native individuals for the rigors of law school by essentially replicating the first semester of law school. Likened to boot camp by many former participants, the PLSI concentrates its content into eight weeks of instruction, research and study, teaching students the unique methods of law school research, analysis, and writing. The success of the PLSI in providing a nationally respected pre-law orientation can be traced to its original and continuing intent — that it be based on sound legal education principles, and not function as a philosophical, political, or cultural training ground. For more than four decades, the Law Center has remained dedicated to providing valid training in the skills required for the study of law.

Admissions Assistance
IL Courses
Internship
LSAT Preparation
Mentorship
Stipend/Financial Support
Enrollment Classification:
College Graduates
Target Population:
Alaska Native
Native American/Indigenous
Cost:
Free
Program Duration:
Summer Session
Region:
Southwest
Director Name:
Rodina Cave Parnall
Address:

PO Box 4456
Albuquerque, NM 87196

Contact:
505-277-5462
Admissions Assistance
IL Courses
Internship
LSAT Preparation
Mentorship
Stipend/Financial Support