COLLEGE SCHOLARS PRELAW SEMINAR APPLICATION

 

 

CLEO is sponsoring a FREE one-day Sophomore Super Saturdays
prelaw seminar!

Learn how to get the most out of your undergraduate experience and become a competitive law school applicant.

Are you*

Upcoming dates/locations:
Saturday, March 23, Washington, DC (Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law)

Please select the date and location of the Sophomore Super Saturdays Seminar in which you want to participate: *

First Name* Middle Last Name*

Perm Address 1*
Perm Address 2
Perm City* Perm State*
Perm Zip*
Perm Telephone ( ) -

Present Address 1
Present Address 2
Present City Present State
Present Zip

Cell /Present Telephone/ (10 digits; no dashes or spaces) *

E-mail Address *
IMPORTANT: Applications MUST CONTAIN A FUNCTIONING E-MAIL ADDRESS because final details may be communicated via e-mail. Please do NOT let your e-mail boxes fill up; if this happens, the e-mail will not be received and will be bounced back without delivery!

Date of Birth*
Place of Birth* Gender*

Are you a U.S. Citizen? Yes No
What is your state of residence? *

PRE-LAW ADVISORS, CLEO ALUM, AND EDUCATORS PLEASE PROCEED TO THE CERTIFICATION SECTION.

Academic History
High School from which you graduated:

High School Name
High School City
High School State
High School Graduation Date

List all undergraduate colleges attended:

Current Institution * From/To *
Major(s) *

Previous Institution (1) From/To
Major(s)

Previous Institution (2) From/To
Major(s)

Eligibility Requirements
In order to participate in the CLEO College Scholars Sophomore Super Saturdays Seminar, you must be either a low-income, minority, or otherwise disadvantaged student. I hereby certify that I am:

Ethnicity* Other


Low-income, Economically, or Otherwise Disadvantaged
If you are NOT a minority student, you may participate if you are low-income, economically, or otherwise disadvantaged!
1. A student may be determined to be low-income if he/she earned less than 150% of the HHS poverty guidelines and his/her parents earned less than $40,000, or economically disadvantaged if his/her income is less than 185% of the HHS poverty guidelines. An independent student may be determined to be economically disadvantaged if his/her income is less than 185% of the HHS poverty guidelines.

Low-income and Economically Disadvantaged Table
Size of Family Unit
48 Contiguous States and D.C.
   
One
$10,830.00
   
Two
$14,570.00
   
Three
$18,310.00
   
Four
$22,050.00
   
Five
$25,790.00
   
Six
$29,530.00
   
Seven
$33,270.00
   
Eight
$37,010.00
   

a. Are you low-income?*
b. Are you economically disadvantaged?*
If you answered "YES" to questions "a" or "b" please BRING a copy of your STUDENT AID REPORT to the registration desk at the forum.

2. An individual may be determined to be otherwise disadvantaged if he/she meets at least one of the following criteria (please check all that apply):

Attended secondary school in a Title I School District
Participated in a TRIO program
English as a second language
First generation college student
Resided in a public housing facility
Disabled, as defined by the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act

How did you find out about this seminar?
CLEO Website
Posted Flyer
Mailing
E-mailMessage
Pre-Law Advisor (Name; Institution):
Career Center
Other:

This is a one-day forum. Accommodations are not being provided.
Registration is open on a first come, first serve basis: DON'T DELAY.
This forum is open to disabled individuals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call for any special accommodations that you may require.

Certification
* I certify that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that any false or misleading statement may constitute grounds for denial of admission or later expulsion.