Preparing the next generation of Christian legal professionals.
The Huntington University Pre-Law Advisory Council connects HU students with alumni working across the legal profession building mentorship, exposure, and support for students discerning a calling in law.
Mission statement
The Pre-Law Advisory Council is comprised of Huntington University alumni who practice law, or utilize
their law degree in a variety of professions, and are committed to the University mission, including the
integration of Christian faith and learning across all academic disciplines. Council members are passionate
about investing in the next generation of legal professionals by building valuable connections with students
and developing a robust network of Christian legal practitioners.

"I'm excited about the opportunity to celebrate the decades of success Huntington University has had in preparing students for law school and successful careers in the legal profession, and to share the stories of alumni who are making a meaningful difference through their work. The Pre-Law Advisory Council brings together our alumni to invest in the next generation of students, providing mentorship and guidance as they pursue excellence in the legal profession and discern what it means to lead and serve as Christ-centered professionals."
What the council is built to do
Alumni in law-related occupations or those in various professions holding a law degree, committed to HU's mission and the integration of Christian faith and learning, working alongside students in three focused ways.

“When I was considering law school, I would have benefited tremendously from having practicing attorneys who could help demystify the profession. Law is a profession with a tremendous capacity to serve others and positively impact our communities.”
For students what's being offered
No pre-law major is required, just curiosity about a legal career. Here are just a few examples of student
involvement opportunities.
An ongoing relationship with a Christian legal professional who's walked the path already.
A day alongside a practicing attorney to see the profession up close.
Real experience inside law-related occupations, arranged through the PAC’s network.
Guidance from legal professionals to help students prepare for the LSAT.
Practice for law school admissions and early-career interviews alike.
Hands-on practice with the format and reasoning of a real courtroom.
HU’s pre-law club meetings and events built around the profession.

“When I was considering law school, I would have benefited tremendously from having practicing attorneys who could help demystify the profession. Law is a profession with a tremendous capacity to serve others and positively impact our communities.”
Closing / get involved
Two ways to be part of the PAC.
“The education and training for legal jobs requires an enormous commitment of time, energy, and money, so vocational exploration is essential for success. These mentoring relationships will certainly be a high-value, high-impact resource for HU students.”


