Legal Studies

The ABA is dedicated to providing members with resources that help them become better legal professionals and to advocating for the rule of law both domestically and abroad.

The mission of the Mecklenburg County Bar is to serve the public and the Bar members in improving and preserving the administration of justice, and to assist the North Carolina State Bar as described by statutory requirements.

The National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) is the leading paralegal association in the U.S. Its mission is to provide continuing education and professional development programs to all paralegals.

NFPA is an issues-driven, policy-oriented professional association directed by its membership. It is comprised of more than 50 member associations reflecting a broad range of experience, education and diversity.

The North Carolina Bar Association is a voluntary statewide organization composed of more than 20,000 lawyers, judges, paralegals and law students.

The North Carolina State Bar was created by the North Carolina General Assembly as the government agency responsible for the regulation of the legal profession in North Carolina. Protection of the public and protection of our system of justice are the objectives of regulation. All practicing attorneys in NC must be a member of NCSB.

LSAC is a nonprofit organization devoted to furthering quality, access, and fairness in law school admission by providing the core products and services that candidates and law schools depend on in the United States and around the world.

Queens University's LSAT prep program includes 30 hours of classroom instruction from experienced exam preparation professionals. This easy-to-follow program uses proven techniques to simplify the LSAT and uses actual LSAT exam questions.

The Testing & Education Reference Center offers practice tests and an e-book to help students prepare for the LSAT, which is necessary for admission to law school.