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'Already Behind': Diversifying The Legal Profession Starts Before The LSAT

Carrie Sommer
/ Courtesy of Cindy Lopez
Originally published on December 22, 2020 8:07 am
When Ingrid Lopez Martinez received DACA status during her senior year of high school, it transformed her perception of the law. Instead of seeing it as a system used to limit her immigrant family s potential, she for the first time saw the law as a transformative tool for justice.
This first-generation college graduate, who moved to the United States from El Salvador at age 4, now aspires to become a lawyer so that she can pay it forward and advocate for the undocumented community.
She soon learned, though, that getting into law school ....

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The Law School Application Process And Inequality : NPR

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LEAP fellows Astrid Saenz, Fatima Salcido, and Victor Briseno participating in a law school application workshop.
Carrie Sommer/Courtesy of Cindy Lopez
When Ingrid Lopez Martinez received DACA status during her senior year of high school, it transformed her perception of the law. Instead of seeing it as a system used to limit her immigrant family s potential, she for the first time saw the law as a transformative tool for justice.
This first-generation college graduate, who moved to the United States from El Salvador at age 4, now aspires to become a lawyer so that she can pay it forward and advocate for the undocumented community. ....

United States , American Bar , El Salvador , Alexei Segall , Andaiye Mcandrew , Andrew Cornblatt , Cindy Lopez , Akina Newbraugh , Fatima Salcido , Victor Briseno , Astrid Saenz , Lopez Martinez , Ingrid Lopez Martinez , Aaron Taylor , American Bar Association , Bureau Of Labor Statistics , Khan Academy , Georgetown Law Early Outreach Initiative , Law School Admissions Council , Georgetown Law School , Labor Statistics , African American , Princeton Review , Executive Director , Southern California Based , Legal Education Access Pipeline ,