In Arkansas

How To Become A Lawyer In Arkansas

To become a lawyer in the state of Arkansas you will have to pass the bar exam.

Before you are even able to sit down for the exam there are several steps that must be taken before hand:

Graduate from with an undergraduate degree. No specific degree is focused though some pre-law classes may benefit you in the future. Speech classes can also benefit lawyers too so that they can be comfortable talking out loud in all sorts of instances.

Study for the LSAT exam and maintain a high GPA in your undergraduate studies. These two factors play the largest roles when applying to law school.

Upon enrollment, continue to build an impressive GPA and gain legal experience. Part time legal positions within a law firm or internships can add great experience that you can add to your resume.

Obtain a passing score on the bar exam and participate in being sworn in as an attorney who can legally practice law in the state of Arkansas.

Your grade point average in college and scores on the LSAT are the two major determining factors for admission to most law schools.

Without a license to practice law in Arkansas, a person cannot give legal advice, represent persons in court, or handle many other legal matters.

Below is a list to law schools in Arkansas actively accepting applications each year. Arkansas lawyers must graduate from an ABA approved school.

Law Schools in State

University of Arkansas
Fayetteville School of Law
Waterman Hall 107, Fayetteville 72701
Phone: (479) 575-5601

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