I hear students ask, "Well, why should I go and talk to law schools at a forum? I could just Google everything I need to know." So what can you learn, Kyle, at a law school forum? What resources are available to students at a law school forum that aren't available just over Google?

Yeah, there is a lot of cynicism out there about forums and fairs.

I will say from my personal experience, the law school I ended up going to, um, I, I met someone from the admissions team at a law school fair at my university.

Had never heard of the school, which probably says something about me 'cause I went to, ultimately went to Vanderbilt and I hadn't heard of it at the time.

Uh, but that's how I came to know the school.

I asked questions, things that I probably could have Googled at the time, uh, but then also questions I didn't because sometimes it's in how someone answers a question that will give you the information you need to make your decision.

So it's not just like the substance of what they're saying, it is the, the how are they saying it.

What are some other essential steps that you would, uh, advise pre-law students to take before they apply to law school?

Yeah,

we've got these workshops.

There's like law school admission essentials, financial aid, the LSAT.

There's a student panel that we will have at every forum this year.

So we also will have these.

I don't know.

I can't remember.

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