Empowering the Social Justice Leaders of Tomorrow.
The PrepProBono Fellowship
The PreProBono Fellowship sends public-interest-minded students who are in financial need or part of an underrepresented minority to the best law schools in the country.
Weekend LSAT Programs (Currently Suspended)
Our weekend programs are free, and we are happy to subsidize the costs necessary for us to run these programs in order to keep it that way. No knowledge of the LSAT necessary.
Expanding Educational Access
At America’s Most Top Ranked 10 Law Schools: More than 82% of the population come from the top 25% of the socioeconomic spectrum.
Our impact
In Just Four Fellowship Cycles:
Our 33 fellows have earned more than $4.5 million in scholarships.
51% of fellowship graduates have been admitted to America’s top 15 law schools.
The 2022-2023 PreProBono Fellowship Summit in NYC
Reema Doleh (PPB ‘20, Harvard Law ‘25)
FELLOWSHIP SUCCESS STORY
“As a PPB fellow, I was able to learn the foundational LSAT principles that helped me improve my LSAT score by almost 25 points. I made lifelong friends in the program and the Friday speaker series exposed me to many practice areas of the law. PPB provided me with invaluable resources and support throughout the law school application process.”
Reema Doleh was a 2020 PreProBono Fellow and 2021 Program Director. As a fellow, she was able to build community with other public interest minded prospective law students from around the country while learning more about the LSAT and law school admissions process. She embodied the 'pay-it-forward' model of PPB by returning as a director following her completion of the program, leading the next cohort's summer programming. Reema is now a member of Harvard Law School’s class of 2025.