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Submit Materials for Remote Review

Upload your résumé, personal statement, perspective/adversity statement, addenda, or optional essays. A volunteer reviewer will return confidential written feedback within three weeks of assignment.

Eligibility: the Remote Law School Application Materials Review is a benefit for Summit attendees. You must be registered for and attend the 2026 National HBCU Pre-Law Summit (September 24–27, 2026) to be assigned a reviewer.

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Optional, but important if you are actively applying. Standard turnaround is up to three weeks from assignment, and the remote review window opens Monday, September 28, 2026. If your date is tighter than that, tell us here and we will prioritize your packet where we can.

Upload your materials *

Upload up to 6 documents (PDF or Word, 8 MB each) — résumé, personal statement, perspective/adversity statement, addenda, optional essays. Files are stored privately and are visible only to Summit organizers and your assigned reviewer.

The remote review window opens Monday, September 28, 2026, after the Summit concludes. Reviewers have up to three weeks from assignment to return written feedback, and all materials are destroyed after the review is complete.

Participant disclaimer & acknowledgment *

The One-on-One Pre-Law Advisement and Remote Law School Application Materials Review services are offered solely for general educational and informational purposes. Advisors and materials reviewers are volunteers whose comments, recommendations, and opinions are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the National HBCU Pre-Law Summit & Law Expo, its organizers, sponsors, partners, participating institutions, or affiliated organizations.

Participation is voluntary and undertaken at the participant’s own risk. Guidance and feedback are not legal, financial, academic, admissions, career, mental-health, or other professional advice, and participation does not create an attorney-client, advisor-client, fiduciary, confidential, or continuing mentorship relationship.

Law school requirements, admissions practices, scholarship policies, application instructions, character-and-fitness standards, and bar-admission requirements vary by institution and jurisdiction and may change over time. Participants remain solely responsible for the content, accuracy, authenticity, completeness, and timely submission of all application materials. Feedback is advisory only.

The Summit, its organizers, volunteers, advisors, reviewers, sponsors, partners, participating institutions, and affiliated organizations make no representation, warranty, or guarantee regarding admission, scholarships, financial aid, academic performance, employment, bar eligibility, licensure, or any other outcome.

Attendance requirement: the Remote Law School Application Materials Review is available only to students who are registered for and attend the 2026 National HBCU Pre-Law Summit (September 24–27, 2026). Submissions from students who do not attend will not be assigned to a reviewer.

By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read and understood this disclaimer and voluntarily accept responsibility for my own research, decisions, application materials, and outcomes, and I confirm that I am registered to attend the 2026 National HBCU Pre-Law Summit.

Signed electronically on 10/13/2026.

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