Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-Law Partner is a free platform built to help prospective law students research schools, compare options, organize their application process, and make more informed decisions using accessible law school data and tools.

It is designed primarily for prospective law students, including students who are still exploring law school, preparing to apply, or actively working through the application process.

Yes. Pre-Law Partner is currently free to use.

No. Pre-Law Partner is an independent platform and is not affiliated with LSAC, the American Bar Association, or any individual law school.

We compile information from sources such as ABA Required Disclosures and official law school websites. When available, we provide source-backed information so users can review the underlying source themselves.

Pre-Law Partner currently includes information covering approximately 145 law schools.

We work to keep school information current and clearly identify relevant reporting years or verification information where appropriate. Users should always confirm important application requirements, deadlines, tuition, and admissions information directly with the law school before making a final decision.

Law schools may update tuition, admissions policies, deadlines, programs, or other information after data has been published elsewhere. The school's official website should always be treated as the final authority for current requirements.

The School Fit Matcher helps users explore law schools based on the information they provide and available school data. It is intended as a research and discovery tool rather than a prediction of admission.

No. Law school admissions decisions consider many factors, and no tool can guarantee or predict an admission result. The matcher is designed to help users discover and compare schools that may be worth researching further.

Yes. Pre-Law Partner includes tools that allow users to compare schools and review important information in a more accessible side-by-side format.

Where supported by the platform, users can use academic-profile comparison tools to better understand how their numbers relate to publicly available school data. These comparisons should be used as informational context rather than an admissions prediction.

The information assistant is designed to help users find and understand information about law schools using the sources and data available through Pre-Law Partner.

Use it as a research tool and starting point. For application deadlines, admissions requirements, financial aid policies, and other important decisions, users should verify the information directly through the law school or relevant official source.

No. Pre-Law Partner is an educational and informational resource for prospective law students and does not provide legal advice.

The application tracker is designed to help users organize their law school application process and keep important application information in one place.

No. Applications must still be completed and submitted through the appropriate official application system or law school process.

No. Application tracker data is currently saved only in your browser on the device you're using. It will not sync across devices and may be lost if you clear your browser data. You can export a backup from the dashboard to keep a copy.

Pre-Law Partner can help organize and compare information, but choosing a law school is a personal decision involving factors such as career goals, cost, scholarships, location, employment outcomes, academic programs, and individual preferences.

Yes. We welcome feedback, feature suggestions, and reports of information that may need to be reviewed.

Contact us at prelawpartner@gmail.com and we'll do our best to help.